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BROWN, Samuel (1817-1856)

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Born: 1817

Died: 1856


Editorial Description

cousin of John BROWN; MD Edin, 1839, but devoted himself to chemistry; wrote the atomic theory; correspondent and dinner guest of G. COMBE, and self-confessed phrenologist; author of "Physical Puritanism," WESTMINSTER REV, (1852), an article much praised by the editor, George Eliot; his letters on various religious questions appear in the appendix to G. COMBE, Science and Religion (1857): 270-5. (S. T. HALL, Biographical Sketches, 1873; DNB)


Editorial Information

Identifier 155.
Type Person
Source Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page 44
Printed page 39
Database ID 386

Original Transcription
155. BROWN, Samuel (1817-56), cousin of John BROWN; MD Edin,
1839, but devoted himself to chemistry; wrote the atomic theory;
correspondent and dinner guest of G. COMBE, and self-confessed
phrenologist; author of "Physical Puritanism," WESTMINSTER REV,
(1852), an article much praised by the editor, George Eliot; his
letters on various religious questions appear in the appendix to


G. COMBE, Science and Religion (1857): 270-5. (S. T. HALL,
Biographical Sketches, 1873; DNB)