Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 382
r possess a moderate sized organ ofIndividuality, the latter a large development of it. A loafof bread, for example, may please the eye and palate, yetleave a sense of dissatisfaction, because some of its con-stituent elements are hid from view. Dominant Individual-ity would prompt an inquiry into… … DANIEL MACLISE, R.A. A large and active intellect, considerable desire for knowledge, greatperseverance, but small social feelings,—are denoted by this likeness.The perceptive organs generally are largely developed, and those* ofSize and Weight are very large. He would therefore have an…
Phrenology
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