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NHE AMERICAN PHRENoIoGIcA1

HHE AMERICAN PHRENOLOGIcAI
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: udes IN its wide domain a KNOWLEDGE of
: the faculties, passion and powers Of the
aman soul; all the bodily organism over
Inch the soul presides, with its structures
I'd functions; and all the realm Of nature
} which man is related, and with which he
: lould live in harmony. 1t includes a
aoWledge of man and his relation to God
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