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PHRENOLOGICAL (ANTHROPOLOGICAL) MAGAZINE AND CHRISTIAN PHYSICIAN

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First published: 1838

Last published: 1839

Place: London

Editorial Description

London, Nov 1838-Feb 1839; a continuation of the CHRISTIAN PHYSICIAN AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL MAGAZINE, Sept 1835-Oct 1836. Ed John EPPS and Charles Loosely; organ of the Finsbury Discussion Society (subsequently, the ANTHROP SOC).

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

892.1 — 892.1 "The Christian Physician has three leading aims--to teach phrenology; to show that happiness is the invariable result of obedience to the laws of nature, and misery the punishment of their neglect; and to advocate liberal views in politics and toleration in religion. It consists of 24 pages and is sold [monthly] at 4d." Prospectus printed in PHREN J, 9 (1834/6): 569.

Editorial Information

Identifier	892.0
Type
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	266
Printed page	261
Database ID	2516

Original Transcription

892.0 PHRENOLOGICAL (ANTHROPOLOGICAL) MAGAZINE AND
CHRISTIAN PHYSICIAN, London, Nov 1838-Feb 1839; a continuation
of the CHRISTIAN PHYSICIAN AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL MAGAZINE,
Sept 1835-Oct
1836. Ed John EPPS and Charles Loosely; organ of the
Finsbury Discussion Society (subsequently, the ANTHROP SOC).