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The principles of phrenology (1838)

Smith, Sidney · Edinburgh : William Tait ; London : Simpkin, Marshall, & Co. ... · leaf 159

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to a much less degree, are never out of a row or a revolu-tion. The Hindoos, who also possess the organ large, are the people, of all theOrientals, who are most enamoured of tranquillity. It is much larger in the femalethan the male head; and the love of peace and quiet is in women so great, that… … CHAPTER IX. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE MORAL SENTIMENTS. We now proceed to the consideration of those organs which are placed in theregion of what is called the coronal surface. Their entire mass is comprised in,and measured by, the portion of brain above Cautiousness behind, and Causality…

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