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A vindication of phrenology (1894)

Williams, W. Mattieu (William Mattieu), 1820-1892 · London, Chatto & Windus · leaf 83

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rious cases observed by Gall in prisons weresome thieves with large benevolence who distributed theproduce of their theft among the poor, and felt such repugnance 54 A VINDICATION OF PHRENOLOGY to injure individuals that they only robbed churches andother public institutions. In the Sklavenhaus… … At Chaillot Gall saw a young man of weak intellect whohad founded several chapels. M. Danecy and others whoaccompanied Gall were astonished when he pointed out thegreat development of acquisitiveness (sens de lapropriety, asGall named it in 1823), as they had only heard of the youngmans extreme…

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