[published] 1832-45, ed R. J. Graves, W. Stokes, R. Kane.
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
322.1
— 322.1 "Examination of Mr. Macnish's Objections to [A. CAR- MICHAEL'S] Theory of Sleep, in the Phrenological Journal for December, 1834," 7 (1835): 66-80.
322.2
— 322.2 "[Review of Andrew] Combe's Principles of Physiology Applied to Preservation of Health," 7 (1835): 289-95. (Confessed they were no admirer of phrenology, but had great respect for Andrew Combe.)
322.3
— 322.3 "A Letter on the Metaphysical and Phrenological Opinions of Doctor Elliotson--to editor," 13 (1838): 169-201. (ELLIOT- SON considered "as enthusiastic as he is rash.")
322.4
— 322.4 "Chess and Phrenology," 19 (1841): 144-5. (Adverse reflections on ELLIOTSON and the LONDON PHREN SOC on the basis of the cranial examination of the chess expert M. de la Bourdonnais; extracted from "a weekly London paper.")
322.5
— 322.5 "Noble and Wolkott [sic] on Phrenology," NS 3 (Feb 1847): 148-54. (Anti-phrenological)
Editorial Information
Identifier
322.0
Type
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
109
Printed page
104
Database ID
1022
Original Transcription
322.0 DUBLIN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL (AND CHEMICAL) SCIENCE [published]
1832-45, ed R. J. Graves, W. Stokes, R. Kane.