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Buchanan's Journal of Man, July 1887, Volume 1, Number 6

Note 2 — Chapter IV · —Cranioscopy.

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A letter just received from Australia states that the writer had for many years been a student of phrenology, and had ascertained from examining hundreds of crania that phrenology “stood on a basis of fact, but was wrong as well as deficient in some of its details. But though I could point to several parts of the skull where the readings of professionals as well as myself were always unreliable, I could not discover the real function of the organs in these places.” Return

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