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THE AMERICAN PHRENoIoc,

THE AMERICAN PHRENOLoc,o
= JOURNAL.-Vol. XVII, for lSs9
voted to Science, Literature, and c.
Intelligence. Published by Fow,rS.|
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PHRENoLoGY, the science of MINI
cludes in its wide domain a knowladn.
all the faculties, passion and powers e
human soul; all the bodily organism !
which the soul presides, with its strpc,rl
and functions; and all the realm of ns
to which man is related, and with xb;et
should live in harmony. 1t ipclpJa-
knowledge Of man and his relation 70 \
and to the universe. 1t is thus cen
and comprehensive science, beginning 4
the constitution of man, and ending ;,
all his possible relations, spiritual and ]
terial. 1t is thus that self knowledge i
basis Of all knowledge.
Tie Physiological Journal, therefore
a sphere that is universal. All Philoso,
all science, all art, all the details of n,ar
cal life, are legitimate subjects of discuss
in its columns. The experience of twer
years has not been lost to us; nor. am
the progress of this wonderful age. hayp
idly Jagged behind. The Journal will ,
deavor to still be little in advance Of ,
age, and Of its own former efforts.
Phrenology, the science which unfold,
man the laws Of his own Physical. Nd
and Intellectual Being, will still comm
our first attention; all other subjects be-,
in fact, but applications and illustratiors
the principles of this science. We 8
illustrate the varieties of cerebral deyq
ment by spirited and truthful engrQrinc,
striking specimens of Human Mature
its highest and lowest, its harmonious
discordant, lis symmetrical and grotes
developments.
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vice, and to prepare them for usefulr.
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tons will be discussed in the light of Pli
nology and Physiology, SO that every
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most likely to succeed.
The Mechanic, the Farmer. the Prof.
sional Man, the Student, the Teacher. \
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