34.1
— 34.1 "Physiognomy [review of Napier, Miscellanea Anthropologia (1868); Portoe de Humana Physiognomia (1618); Lavater, Essays on Physiognomy, 5 vols (1810, 1860); G. COMBE, Elements of Phrenology; C. S. d'Arpentigny, The Science of the Hand, trs by R. BEAMISH; C. G. CARUS, Symbolik der menschilichen Gestalt (Leipzig, 1853); FOWLER, Practical Phrenology (NY, 1851); FOWLER, Self-Instructor in Phrenology (ND); Notes on Noses (1857); James W. REDFIELD, Comparative Physiognomy; Aristotle's Works, trs by Taylor, 10 vols, 1812]," 6 (Apr 1868): 137-54. ("Phrenology at best a branch of physiognomy," however, it does not stand or fall with the criticisms of CARPEN- TER; praises and defends it.)
34.2
— 34.2 "[Review of] Bernard Davis on Cranioscopy," 6 (Oct 1868): 386-94.
34.3
— 34.3 "Mr. Bray on the Science of Man," 7 (April 1869): 185-9. (An attack on BRAY'S phrenological propaganda: "if he could only get phrenological jumble out of his blood, he might yet write wisely.")
Editorial Information
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34.0
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Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
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18
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13
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115
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34.0 ANTHROPOLOGICAL REVIEW, London, 1863-70, ed J. HUNT,