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HURLBUT, Elisha P.

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Editorial Description

judge of the Supreme Court of New York; VP New York Phren Soc, and correspondent of G. COMBE; author of Essays on Human Rights (1845) which, like all his publications (legal and political) were thoroughly informed by phrenology and designed to popularize it.

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

571.1 — 571.1 "The Legal Protection of the Sentiments and Affections: a lecture delivered before the Mechanics' Institute of New York," PHREN J, 15 (1842): 1-15.
571.2 — 571.2 "The Right and Moral Relations of Property," PHREN J, 15 (1842): 97-113, 213-20.
571.3 — 571.3 "On Rights of Government," PHREN J, 16 (1843): 101- 18, 317-30.
571.4 — 571.4 "Letter to Geo. Combe on Some Experiments in Neurology and Mesmerism," PHREN J, 16 (1843): 254-8.
571.5 — 571.5 "On the Right of Religious Freedom," PHREN J, 19 (1846): 28-36.

Editorial Information

Identifier	571.
Type	Person
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	181
Printed page	176
Database ID	1664

Original Transcription

571. HURLBUT, Elisha P., judge of the Supreme Court of New York;
VP New York Phren Soc, and correspondent of G. COMBE; author of
Essays on Human Rights (1845) which, like all his publications (legal
and political) were thoroughly informed by phrenology and designed
to popularize it.