of Gray's Inn Rd, London, a practical phrenologist and phrenological publisher and modeller who seems to have begun his career working for J. INWARDS.
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
1147.1
— 1147.1 *Orthodox Phrenology. London: A. L. Vago, [1866]. Pp. 133. (Claims it as neither fatalistic, nor materialistic, nor anti-Christian.) 2nd edn, Simpkin & Marshall, 1871.
1147.2
— 1147.2 Phrenology Vindicated: being a reply to the article by Dr. Andrew Wilson, entitled 'The Old Phrenology and the New, which appeared in 'The Gentleman's Magazine,' January, 1879. London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co, [1879]. Pp. 64. (1s) (A well written, if wholly familiar defense.)
1147.3
— 1147.3 The Alphabet of Phrenology. London: A. L. Vago, [1883]. Pp. 16.
1147.4
— 1147.4 Phrenological Record. London: A. L. Vago, [1883]. Pp. 43. (A delineation register of mental faculties.)
Editorial Information
Identifier
1147.
Type
Person
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
337
Printed page
332
Database ID
3168
Original Transcription
1147. VAGO, Ambrose Lewis, of Gray's Inn Rd, London, a practical
phrenologist and phrenological publisher and modeller who seems to
have begun his career working for J. INWARDS.