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COHEN, Gustavus

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Editorial Description

practical phrenologist of Manchester; a converted Jew and temperance advocate; editor of The Practical Christian (1884), and COHEN'S [MONTHLY] JOURNAL OF PHYSIO- GNOMY, PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY (Manchester 1889; 2 vols); author of Helps and Hints to Mothers and Young Wives (1880). (P. T. Winskill, Temperance Movement, 1892, vol 4: 26-7)

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

231.1 — 231.1 The Formation of Character, illustrated by Fritz Braun. London: G. Cohen, 1884. Pp. 108.
231.2 — 231.2 The Modern Self-Instructor in Phrenology, Physiology, and Physiognomy: or, the People's Hand-Book of Human Nature; containing a View of the Moral and Theological Bearing of the Science of Phrenology. London and Liverpool: G. Cohen, [1884]. Pp. 271.

Editorial Information

Identifier	231.
Type	Person
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	64
Printed page	59
Database ID	567

Original Transcription

231. COHEN, Gustavus, practical phrenologist of Manchester; a
converted Jew and temperance advocate; editor of The Practical
Christian (1884), and COHEN'S [MONTHLY] JOURNAL OF PHYSIO-
GNOMY, PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY (Manchester 1889; 2 vols);
author of Helps and Hints to Mothers and Young Wives (1880). (P. T.
Winskill, Temperance Movement, 1892, vol 4: 26-7)