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THE AMERICAN PHRENOLOclc,,

THE AMERICAN PHRENOLOGIc,r
4 JOUkNAL.-Vol. XVII, for 1854 a.
voted 10 Science, Literature, aud G., NJ,
Intelligence. Published by FowL,ts "
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PHRENOLoGY, the science of nIyn :.
cludes lis It's wide domain knowleSca :.
all the faculties, passion and powers nf ~
human soul: all the bodily organism or'
which the soul presides. with it, STRUCTURE
and functions; and all the realm of ,s,n.S
to which man is related, aud with which -
should live in harmony. 1t Include. :
knowledge of man aud his relation 10 q.
aud to the universe. 1t is thus a CONF
anu comprehensive science, beginning w;,h
the constitution of man, aud ending ,;L
all his possible relations, spiritual and na
terial. IL is thus that self knowledge is IIo
basis of all knowledge.
Ihe Fhrsnotoy'cat Journ0l, therefore, has
sphere that is universal. Ali Phios,nI.T
All science, all art, all the details Of rrs.', as
Cal life, are legitimate subjects of discuss.
in its columns. The exp, rience of w.
years has not been lost to Us nur M,
the progress of this wonderful aye, ls,s :.
idi, Jagged behind. The J.urndi will -,
deayor To still be little in advance Of "a
age. and # its own frmer Efforts.
Phrenol"gy, the science which unfi Ids "a
man the laws of his OWN Physical Morl
and Intellectual Being, will still cnmm a,l
cur first attention; all other suijects brrr
in fact, but applications and iliu>t: arlo,> 3
the rrihei Plies of this sciel.ce We Aan
illustrate the varieties of cerebral dr,el,,,-
meut by spnited and uihfui enqr r,pas
striking specimens Of Human Mature. i,
its highest aud lowest, its haruoui, u, a,J
discOrdant, lis Symmetrical and ylot,s oue
developments
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