A grammar of phrenology, or, An analysis of the faculties of the human mind / by Henry William Dewhurst.

  • Dewhurst, H. W. (Henry William)
Date:
1834
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    OH, AN ANAYLSIS OF THE FACULTIES OF THE HUMAN MIND. BY HENRY WILLIAM DEWHURST, Esq., ^ttrgcoiT^rraurfjeur, professor or zoological anatomy, phrenology, and natural history; president or tub plinian SOCIETY or LONDON } FELLOW OF THE WESTMINSTER MEDICAL, ROYAL JENNERIAN, AND LONDON VAC- CINE SOCIETIES; CORRESPONDINO FELLOW op THE WORCESTERSHIRE NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY; HONO- RARY MEMBER OF THE VETERINARY SOCIETY OK LONDON; AUTHOR OF A DICTIONARY OF ANATOMY, GUIDE TO PHUKNOLOGY, THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE ORDER CETACEA AND THE OCEANIC INHABITANTS OF THE ARCTIC SEAS, &C. ; AND OF NUMEROUS PAPERS ON VARIOUS BRANCHES OF SCIENCE IN THE LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS, &C. “ It was not until the minute researches and accurate observations of Drs. Gall and Spurzheim, respecting the Anatomy and Functions of the Human Brain, contrasted with those of Animals, that the innate and almost mys- terious mental faculties of Man could nt all be comprehended.” ILLUSTRATED WITH AN ENGRAVING, UonUont PUBLISHED FOR THE AUTHOR, BY BENJAMIN STEILL, PATERNOSTER-ROW, M DCCCXXXIV. W.