Works on phrenology, physiology, and kindred subjects
By: By O.S. Fowler, of New York, America. Edited by Joseph Barker
Publisher: Published by J. Watson; Stoke-upon-Trent, printed by George Turner
Published: 1851
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Subjects: Phrenology
Table of contents: title: 1. Fowler, O.S. Amativeness: or evils and remedies of excessive and perverted sexuality; with advice to the married and single.; title: 2. Fowler, O.S. Love and parentage: applied to the improvement of offspring; including important directions to lovers and the married.; title: 3. [Fowler, O.S.] Matrimony: or phrenology and physiology applied to the selection of congenial companions for life.; title: 4. Fowler, O.S. Physiology, animal and mental: applied to the preservation and restoration of health of body and mind.; title: 5. [Fowler, O.S.] Memory and intellectual improvement: applied to self-education and juvenile instruction.; title: 6. [Fowler, O.S.] Hereditary descent: its laws and facts applied to human improvement.; title: 7. Fowler, L.F. Familiar lessons on physiology. Designed for the use of children and youth.; title: 8. [Fowler, L.F.] Familiar lessons on phrenology. Designed for the use of children and youth.; title: 9. Fowler, O.S. Intemperance and tight lacing: founded on the laws of life, and developed by phrenology and physiology.; title: 10. Shew, Joel. Tobacco: its effects on the body and mind.