Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 282
THOMAS CARLYLE. The chief characteristics of Carlyle, as portrayed by this profile, aremassiveness and power, wonderful mental grasp and vigour of concep-tion. All the organs of the intellect appear to be large, Self-Esteemand Firmness very large, Sublimity and Continuitiveness large, whichwill… … THE LATE PRINCE CONSORT. This view of his Royal Highness indicates a delightful mixture ofintellectual strength and humility, and shows him to have possessed aremarkable depth of penetration and desire for knowledge, with atalent to acquire it commensurate therewith. Individuality, Size,…
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