A Manual of Anthropology, Or Science of Man Based on Modern Research by Charles BrayLongmans, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1871 - 358 pages |
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Page vi
... intellectual nature . If the researches of the Germans have been less curious than the French , they have certainly been more important . It is now nearly a century since Dr. Francis Joseph Gall , a physician of Vienna , when a school ...
... intellectual nature . If the researches of the Germans have been less curious than the French , they have certainly been more important . It is now nearly a century since Dr. Francis Joseph Gall , a physician of Vienna , when a school ...
Page xx
... intellectual faculties . The senses the medium only by which the brain is brought into action . The manner in which the world is created by our faculties out of the few simple forces received through the senses . The intellectual ...
... intellectual faculties . The senses the medium only by which the brain is brought into action . The manner in which the world is created by our faculties out of the few simple forces received through the senses . The intellectual ...
Page xxi
... intellectual power and aptitudes . Petition of Sir George S. Mackenzie to Lord Glenelg on the classification of criminals upon these prin- ciples . Lunacy and vice the same , and require the same treat- ment . pp . 106-153 CHAPTER IV ...
... intellectual power and aptitudes . Petition of Sir George S. Mackenzie to Lord Glenelg on the classification of criminals upon these prin- ciples . Lunacy and vice the same , and require the same treat- ment . pp . 106-153 CHAPTER IV ...
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... INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES , consisting of the faculties of direct and relative Perception and Reflection ; these all lie in the front of the head , principally in the forehead . seat of powers essential to the production of those phenomena ...
... INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES , consisting of the faculties of direct and relative Perception and Reflection ; these all lie in the front of the head , principally in the forehead . seat of powers essential to the production of those phenomena ...
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... intellectual faculties , and certain portions of the brain ; that they have seen this connection thousands and thousands of times , the difference between a large and small organ being often from an inch to an inch and a half . Now ...
... intellectual faculties , and certain portions of the brain ; that they have seen this connection thousands and thousands of times , the difference between a large and small organ being often from an inch to an inch and a half . Now ...
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