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THE AMERICAN PHRENOIoc1c.

THE AMERICAN PHRENOLOGIC.
l. JOURNAL.-Vol XVII, for 1854 4
voted to Science, Literature, and Gem.
Intelligence. Published by FowLERs
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PHRENoLoGY, the science Of MIND :.
cludes in its wide domain knowledga
all the faculties, passion and powers Of ;,
human soul; all the bodily organism or-
which the soul presides, with its structpr.
and functions; and all the realm of main,
to which man is related, and with which
should live in harmony. 1t includes
knowledge of man and his relation TO G.
and to the universe. 1t is thus a cen,r
and comprehensive science, beginning VI,
the constitution of man, and ending wit1
all his possible relations, spiritual and N,
terial. 1t is thus that self knowledge is II
basis of all knowledge.
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sphere that is universal All Philoscrly1
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Cal life, are legitimate subjects Of di>cu>s;o,.
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Phrenology, the science which unfGldS Il
man the laws Of his own Physical, Mor
and Intellectual Being, will still comnal.
our first attention; all other subjects ben /.
in fact, but applications and illustrations i
the principles of this science We sha.
illustrate the varieties of cerebral deyeloI.
ment by spirited and truthful engr0rt,qs +,
striking specimens Of Human Nature. :.
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lis symmetrical and grotesCg.
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