the last of the American "phrenological Fowlers"; daughter of Lorenzo Niles and Lydia FOWLER; lectured, wrote, and delineated with her father in Britain from 1870s; ed PHREN MAG to 1889; M BR PHREN ASSN; returned to USA after the death of her father in 1896. (M. B. Stern, Phrenological Fowlers [1971]).
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
422.1
— 422.1 Life of Dr. Francois Joseph Gall Craniologist and founder of Phrenology, Illustrated. London: L. N. Fowler, 1896. Pp. 64. (Contains a 3 page bibliography.)
422.2
— 422.2 A Manual of Mental Science for Teachers and Students of Childhood: its Character and Culture. London: L. N. Fowler, 1897. Pp. 235.
422.3
— 422.3 Phrenology in the Home; or, the Ethics of Family Life. The Human Nature Library No 34. New York: Fowler and Wells, 1897; distributed in London by L. N. Fowler. Pp. 27.
422.4
— 422.4 Phrenology in the School: or, Evolutionary Methods in Teaching. Human Nature Library No 35. New York: Fowler and Wells, 1897; distributed in London by L. N. Fowler..
Editorial Information
Identifier
422.
Type
Person
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
143
Printed page
138
Database ID
1330
Original Transcription
422. FOWLER, Jessie A. (1856-1932), the last of the American
"phrenological Fowlers"; daughter of Lorenzo Niles and Lydia FOWLER;
lectured, wrote, and delineated with her father in Britain from 1870s;
ed PHREN MAG to 1889; M BR PHREN ASSN; returned to USA after
the death of her father in 1896. (M. B. Stern, Phrenological Fowlers
[1971]).