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Practical Phrenology Simplified

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It is recommended to use in the annexed table the numerals, from one to eight, commencing in the column headed Very Small. It will then exhibit the relative developements of the organs in the head of the individual examined.

Predom- inant Very Large. Large. Full. Moderate. Rather Small. Small. Very Small.

Domestic Propensities.

Amativeness,

Philopro- genitiveness,

Adhesiveness,

Inhabitiveness,

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Concentrativeness,

Selfish Propensities.

Combativeness,

Destructiveness,

Secretiveness,

Alimentiveness,

Acquisitiveness,

Selfish Sentiments.

Firmness,

Self-esteem,

Love of Approbation,

Cautiousness,

Moral Sentiments.

Conscientiousness,

Veneration,

Benevolence,

Hope,

Marvellousness,

Intellectual Sentiments.

Identity,

Constructiveness,

Imitation,

Mirthfulness,

Perceptive Faculties.

Individuality,

Form,

Size,

Weight,

Colour,

Order,

Calculation,

Locality,

Eventuality,

Time,

Tune,

Language,

Reflective Faculties.

Causality,

Comparison,

Temperaments.

Lymphatic,

Sanguine,

Bilious,

Nervous,

PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY SIMPLIFIED.

BY THEODORE FOSTER.

PHILADELPHIA: ORRIN ROGERS, 67 SOUTH SECOND STREET. 1838.

Entered according to Act of Congress, A. D. 1838, by Theodore Foster, in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

E. G. DORSEY, PRINTER, LIBRARY STREET.

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