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THE AMERICAN PHRENOLOGIcn
Il JOURNAL.-Vol. XVII, for 1852 a.
voted to Science, Literature, and Gene,
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PHRENoLOGY, the science of MIMI :.
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all the faculties, passion and powers Of II.
human soul; all the bodily organism ova,
which the soul presides, with its structu,e.
and functions; and all the realm of natnss
to which man is related, and with which !.
should live in harmony. 1t includes
knowledge of man and his relation to Goa
and to the universe. 1t is thus a eentr.I
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the constitution of man, and ending win
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