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THE AMERICAN PHRENoIoc,,

e AMERICAN PHRENOLOGrc, D..
4 JOURNAL.-Vol XVII, for lS52 \
voted to Science, Literature. and c., Y
Intelligence. Published by FowLrps
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PHRENOLOGY, the science of n,,r
cludes in its wide domain a knovlaJr. Y
all the faculties, passion and powers e e. =
human soul; all the bodily organism .,
which the soul presides, with its strno,u
and functions; and all the realm Of na.l
to which man is related, and with VIII =
should live in harmony. 1t inchds-
knowledge of man and his relation 70 2
and to the universe. 1t is thus &C.,.
and comprehensive science, beginpinn ,I NJ
the constitution of man, and epdino =
all his possible relations, spiritual AMI
terial. 1t is thus that self knowledro =. M'
basis of all knowledge.
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Phrenology, the science which unfl5s =.
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and Intellectual Being, will still c,nm.,'
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in fact, but applications and illu>taIim.. :
the principles OF this science We 81.
illustrate the varieties of cerebral dryaI,,
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discordant, lis Symmetrical and prott>or,
developments.
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