sec Edin & Glasgow Railway Co; M Br Assn; involved with R. CUNLIFFE, G. COMBE, J. M'CLELLAND and others with secular education in Glasgow in the 1840s; M. GLASGOW PHREN SOC, and PHREN ASSN.
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
1228.1
— 1228.1 Remarks on the Erroneous Impressions and Spirit of Hostility at Present Existing, More Especially Amongst the Religious Public, in Regard to the Diffusion of Scientific Knowledge in General, and of Phrenology and its Supposed Effects in Particular. Edin: John Anderson; London: Simpkin & Marshall, 1836. Pp. 16. Reprinted from PHREN J, 10 (1836/ 7): 57-68. Directed at the proposed Scottish Christian Herald; responded to in anon., The Clergy Vindicated from the Charge (1836), to which WRIGHT replied in his review in PHREN J, 10 (1836/7): 201-7.
Editorial Information
Identifier
1228.
Type
Person
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
356
Printed page
351
Database ID
3346
Original Transcription
1228. WRIGHT, H. G., sec Edin & Glasgow Railway Co; M Br Assn;
involved with R. CUNLIFFE, G. COMBE, J. M'CLELLAND and others
with secular education in Glasgow in the 1840s; M. GLASGOW PHREN
SOC, and PHREN ASSN.