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THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL

IL Il AMEklCaN. fHRENOLUUlCAI
L JOURNAL.-Vol. XVII, for 1853, de-
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PHRENoLcGY, the science of MIND, in.
cludes iu its wide domain knowledge OF
all the faculties, passion and powers of the
human soul: all the bodily organism over
which the soul presides, with its structures
and functions and all the realm Of nature
to which man is related, and with which be
should live in harmony. 1t includes a
knowledge of man and his relation to God
and to the universe. 1t is thus central
and comprehensive science, beginning with
the constitution of man, and ending with
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