Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 222
if he be PHILOPROGENITIVENESS. 193 an affectionate husband, his wifes grief will find an echoin his mind, yet he will be incapable of realizing the depth ofher sorrow. What a wise provision of the bountiful Creator !If tins feeling of attachment for the young was not deeplyimplanted in the mothers… … types of head. In those instances, the fathers love for hischildren outrivals the mothers. Some women even have anaversion for children, and look upon them as impedimentsto their happiness. And numbers have removed the stumb-ling block by infanticide. Nursemaids should have a large development of…
Phrenology
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