A System of Phrenology

according action activity animals appears arises attention beauty become Benevolence body brain called Causality cause character circumstances colors Combativeness combination common compared conception connected Conscientiousness consequence considerable constitution deficient desire Destructiveness developement directed discover disease disposition distinguished effect emotion endowment equal example excited existence experience expression external fact faculty feeling figure functions Gall gives hand head hence human Ideality ideas imagine impression indicate individual instance instinctive intellectual kind language latter look Love lower manifested manner means mental mentions mind moral motion nature nerves never objects observed organ original particular perceive perception persons philosophers Phrenology possess present principle produce propensity proportion qualities question reason reflection regard relation remarkable result says seen Self-Esteem sense sentiment situated skull society Spurzheim strong supposed talent thing tion Veneration whole