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Page 184
... Physiognomy upon scientific Principles . Originally delivered in a Series of Lectures . By John Cross , M. D. 8vo . pp . 270. 8s . Boards . Longman and Co. WE E have always considered physiognomy as a very inte- resting science , and ...
... Physiognomy upon scientific Principles . Originally delivered in a Series of Lectures . By John Cross , M. D. 8vo . pp . 270. 8s . Boards . Longman and Co. WE E have always considered physiognomy as a very inte- resting science , and ...
Page 185
... physiognomy : but so is anatomy , and so are metaphysics ; yet , were we to go through all these branches of know- lege , we should convert a treatise on physiognomy into an Encyclopædia . Even waiving this kind of general objection ...
... physiognomy : but so is anatomy , and so are metaphysics ; yet , were we to go through all these branches of know- lege , we should convert a treatise on physiognomy into an Encyclopædia . Even waiving this kind of general objection ...
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... physiognomy of the human subject . At least to a certain extent , we think that the mode of reasoning is correct ; yet it requires to be pursued with caution , and is liable to degenerate into extravagance . this kind we conceive is the ...
... physiognomy of the human subject . At least to a certain extent , we think that the mode of reasoning is correct ; yet it requires to be pursued with caution , and is liable to degenerate into extravagance . this kind we conceive is the ...
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