391 fact, treated this subject more fully and more ably than anyof their predecessors, contemporaries, or successors have done,so fully and so well that students of anatomy, physiology, andpathology who desire special information on this branch oftheir subject will do well to read their works.… … of the size of the brain from the size of the head. Moreover, theorgans do not continue to be very active at this age. It is, there-fore, evident that, in order to establish the physiology of the brain,1we must confine our observations to young and grown-up personsin the flower of their age.…
Phrenology
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