Phrenology simplified / [John Taylor].

  • Taylor, John (Lecturer on phrenology)
Date:
1841
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Credit: Phrenology simplified / [John Taylor]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    raerical calculation, but will be obliged to study in order to succeed well; with study may become a good accountant. Moderate. Slowness and inaccuracy of reckon- ing figures, doing sums, and computing num- bers; yet with study may attain to some emi- nence in arithmetical calculation. Small or very small. Inability to perceive numerical relation ; dullness in figures, and will find extreme difficulty even in common adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, &c. 27. LOCALITY. Large or very large. Will have a good memory of places or positions, retain for a long time clear and distinct impress- ions of the looks of places you have seen; but little difficulty in finding the way in intricate places; fond of travelling, and viewing natural scenery; fond of reading travels, voyages, and geographical accounts ; also a good memory of