An exposure of the unphilosophical and unchristian expedients adopted by antiphrenologists, for the purpose of obstructing the moral and philanthropical tendencies of phrenology : being a review of "Anti-phrenology; or, Observations to prove the fallacy of a modern doctrine of the human mind by John Wayte, M.D.".
London : Longman and Co. and Simpkin and Marshall: Edinburgh; John Anderson, jun.,
MDCCCXXXI [1831]
Includes bibliographical references.
Inscription at head of page 1: To George Combe Esqr. In testimony of the Author's sincere regard.
Wayte, John.
Phrenology.