son of Cornelius DONO- VAN; acquired his father's London practice; VP BR PHREN ASSN, 1888.
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
310.1
— 310.1 A Reply to Dr. Andrew Wilson's Attack on Phrenology in the 'Gentleman's Magazine' for January, 1879. London: James BURNS, 1879. Pp. 20. 310.
310.2
— 310.2 "The Late Dr. Donovan's system of Manipulation [abstract of paper to BR PHREN ASSN, 3 May 1892]," PHREN RECORD, 1 (July 1892): 4-5.
310.3
— 310.3 "The Faculties of 'Concentrativeness' and 'Inhabitiveness', or, Fixity of Purpose and Attachment," PHREN RECORD, 1 (Apr 1893): 5-16.
310.4
— 310.4 Some Observations of the Late Dr. Donovan on the Mastoid Process, As An External Indication of Walking Energy, Read before the British Phrenological Association ... with Discussion thereon May 1st 1894. London: BR PHREN ASSN, 1894.
310.5
— 310.5 The Brain Book and How to Read It. Being an Exposi tion of Phrenology in Theory and Practice. London: Jerrold & Sons, [1904]. Pp. 519.
310.6
— 310.6 "The Phrenological Aspect of Games, Sports and Pastimes," in his The Brain Side of Games, Sports and Pastimes. London: Jerrold & Sons, [1909]. Pp. 121.
310.7
— 310.7 "The Phrenological Aspects of Games, Sports and Pastimes," GALL J, 2 (May 1910): 15-17.
310.8
— 310.8 "A Phrenological Analysis of Socialism and Kindred movements," GALL J, 3 (May 1911): 22-24.
Editorial Information
Identifier
310.
Type
Person
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
107
Printed page
102
Database ID
997
Original Transcription
310. DONOVAN, Henry Cornelius (b.1846), son of Cornelius DONO-
VAN; acquired his father's London practice; VP BR PHREN ASSN, 1888.