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THE AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL
L JOURNAL Vol. XVII. for 1858, de-
voted To Science, Literature. ami Gsneral
Intelligence. Published ty FowLEks 4
WELLS, No l3i Nassau street New York,
or | ~ Washington street, Bost3n.
rHRENoLcGY, the scieuce OF MIND, in
cludes In It's wide domain a Knowledge of
all the faculties, passion and powers of the
human soul; all the bodily organism over
which the soul prcsides, with its structures
ami functions; and Mi the realm OF nature
to which man is related. and with which he
should 1--we in harmony. 1t includes a
knuw,edge of man and his relation to God
AID to the universe. 1t is thus I. central
AMI comprehensive scicnce, beginning viii,
the constitution of man, aud ending with
ail his possible relations, spiritual AMI ma
,erul. Il is thus that self knowledge is the
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