Hereditary descent : its laws and facts, illustrated and applied to the improvement of mankind : with hints to woman; including directions for forming matrimonial alliances so as to produce, in offspring, whatever physical, mental, or moral qualities may be desired : together with preventives of hereditary tendencies / by O.S. Fowler.

  • Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887.
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1843
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Credit: Hereditary descent : its laws and facts, illustrated and applied to the improvement of mankind : with hints to woman; including directions for forming matrimonial alliances so as to produce, in offspring, whatever physical, mental, or moral qualities may be desired : together with preventives of hereditary tendencies / by O.S. Fowler. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    AMER. PHREN. JOURNAL, Vol. V., No3. 9,10,11 & 12. HEREDITARY DESCENT: ITS LAIVS AI¥D FACTS, ILU'STRATEO AND AITHKD TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF MANKIND; WITH H I iN T S T O W O ]\I A N ; INCLUDING DIRECTIONS FOli FORMLNG MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCES PRODUCE, IN OFFSPRING, V/HATEVER PHYSICAL, MENTAL, OR MORAL QUALITIES MAY BE DESIRED 5 TOGETHER AVITH PREVENTIVES OF HEREDITARY TENDENCIES. I5Y O. S. FOWLER, PRACTICAL phrenologist; Editor of The .American Phrenological Journal.; and .Author of Fowler''3 Phrenology, Phrenology applied to Education and Self■ Improvement, do. to Matrimo7iy do. to Ttmperance, ^c. Like beg-cts like.—Ma^. And God said, Lei ihe earlh bring forth llie living creature after his kind, and it was so.—Gen. i. 21. Visiting the ini(juity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth gen- eration of ihcm that hale me, and showing mercy unto thousands of them that love me and keep my commandments.—The Decalogue. Like mother, like daughter.—Man. NEW YORK: O. S. & L. N. FOWLER, in Clinton Hall, 131 Nassau Street. Philadelphia. Colon's Publication Office. 20.1^ Chestnut Street; Boston. Sa.xlon & Pierce's Phrenological Depot, 13.^.J Wasiiington Street, and Jordan <& Co., 121 do.; Rochester, N. 1., R L. Adams, IVinocrat Office ; Syriicuse. J. A. Hopkins, and Hall <!tCo; Sacketl's Harbor, Dr. Kimball j Cincinnati, O., Dr. Curtis; Danville, Ky. E. A. Smith. 1843. y