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naLNACaN fdhENOLOGICaI
= JOURNAL.-Vol. XVII, for 1854 ~
voted to Science, Literature, and Gen.,
Intelligence. Published by Fow1rps
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PHRENOLoGY, the science of MINI
cludes in its wide domain q knowledso
all the faculties, passion and powers Of Il
human soul; all the bodily organism or.'
which the soul presides, with its strue,nr.
and functions; and all the realm of nstr.
to which man is related, and with which !
should live in harmony. 1t includes i
knowledge of man and his relation 10 g, i
and to the universe. 1t is thus a cent?.
and comprehensive science, beginning will
the constitution of man, and ending rirS
all his possible relations, spiritual and M
terial. 1t is thus that self knowledge is,L.
basis of all knowledge.
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sphere that is universal. All Philosoplr
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Cal life, are legitimate subjects of discussior
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age, and OF its own former efforts.
Phrenology, the science which unfolds IA
man the laws of his own Physical, Mora.
and intellectual Being, will still commap3
our first attention; all other subjects hcipc
in fact, but applications and illustrations :.
the principles Of this science. We sh,1
illustrate the varieties of cerebral deyeIor1
ment by spirited and truthful enqrarngs :.
striking specimens Of Human Nature +,
its highest and lowest, its harmonious an
discordant, lis symmetrical and grotesopl
developments.
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may know in what pursuit he would Be
most likely to succeed.
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