An inquiry into Dr. Gall's system concerning innate disposition, the physiology of the brain, and materialism, fatalism, and moral liberty: including reflections on prison discipline, the prevention of crimes and the reformation of malefactors, etc.

  • Tupper, James Perchard.
Date:
1819
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    INQUIRY INTO DOCTOR GALLOS SYSTEM' ' CONCERNING INNATE DISPOSITIONS, iSfc. ** ^SSf hoever will examine man in his most noble part, that is to say, in his mo- ral and intellectual attributes, should commence the research by inquiring how his propensities and faculties are acquired, and under what conditions they can ma- nifest themselves®/' This observation • ‘‘ Quiconque veut examiner Phomme dans sa par tie la plus noble, c’est-^dire, dans ses facultes morales et B