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TIE AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOUHNAL.-Vol.x XVII, for 1858, de.
voted to Science, Literature, and General
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PHRENOLpGY, the science OF MIND, in
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human SOUL: all the bodily organism over
which the soul pre>ides, with its structures
ana functions; and all the realm of nature
to which man is related, and with which he
should live in harmony. 1t includes a
knowledge Of man and his relation to God
and to the universe. 1t is thus a central
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