GN 24 B821

A MANUAL

OF

ANTHROPOLOGY.

“All our hopes now lie in a true understanding and philosophy of man's nature."—H. G. ATKINSON, F.G.S.

“ The absolute and unholy barrier set up between psychical and physical nature must be broken down.”—DR. HENRY MAUDSLEY,

" It is manifest that nothing can be of consequence to mankind, or any creature, but happiness.”—BISHOP BUTLER.

“When religion is called in question because of the extravagancies of theologians being passed off as religion, one disengages and helps religion by showing their utter delusiveness.”—MATTHEW ARNOLD.

A MANUAL

OF

ANTHROPOLOGY,

OR

SCIENCE OF MAN,

BASED ON MODERN RESEARCH.

BY

CHARLES BRAY,
Author of “ The Philosophy of Necessity,” “ Force and its Mental

Correlates," “ The Education of the Feelings,” fc.

“ If these statements startle, it is because matter has been
defined and maligned by philosophers and theologians who were
equally unaware that it is, at bottom, essentially mystical and
transcendental.”—TYNDALL.

LONDON:
LONGMANS, GREEN, READER, AND DYER.

1871.