Descriptive catalogue of the busts, masks, and skulls, in the museum of the Sheffield Phrenological Society, or Association for the Culture of Mental Science : pointing out remarkable developments and peculiarities of formation, with historical details of the most notorious crania / arranged for the use of members, by S. Eadon.

  • Eadon, Samuel.
Date:
1846
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Credit: Descriptive catalogue of the busts, masks, and skulls, in the museum of the Sheffield Phrenological Society, or Association for the Culture of Mental Science : pointing out remarkable developments and peculiarities of formation, with historical details of the most notorious crania / arranged for the use of members, by S. Eadon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    s 52. LTNN, PUGILTST and PARRICIDE. A head broad in proportion to its height indicates a mind in which the animal propensities are the ruling springs of action. Large destmctiveness and combativeness ; very large amativeness. 53. SIR EDWARD PARRY. A beautifully large anterior lobe,—the different faculties nicely balanced. Shewed great fortitude in exploring a North-west Passage. Large locality and No. 6 ; the head gradually rises from before, backward. 54. RAMMOHUN ROY, the HINDOO REFORMER. Large 1,11, and 5; small veneration and hope; large firmness and self-esteem. (Lost.)