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"Res non verba quæso."--COMBE.

"One fact is to me more positive and decisive than a thousand metaphysical
opinions."-SPURZHEIM.

" This is truth, though at enmity with the philosophy of ages."-GAL',

VOL. 11.

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CONTENTS.

PAGE.

1

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97

Biography of Gall.

Phrenology and Divine Truth. By H. T. Judson, M. D. 19

Phrenology supported by Scientific Men.

24

Case of Mental Derangement.

30

Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity-No. 1. By A. Dean, Esq. 33

The same subject.—No. 2.

67

The same subject.-No. 3.

111

Can the Functions of Organic Matter be ascertained from its

Structure ?

42

Mr. Webster in London.

46

Letter to Dr. Sewall on the Merits of Phrenology.

ib.

Phrenology Vindicated against the charges of Materialism and

Fatalism. By Charles Caldwell, M. D.

49

Same subject continued.

Case of Fracture of the Skull, and the Subsequent Phenomena. 65

The Necessity of Revealed Religion, Phrenologically Illustrated.

On Mental Exercise as a Means of Health.

85

Same subject.

170

Outlines of Physiology, &c.

94

The Literary Examiner and Western Monthly Review.

ib.

Southern Literary Messenger.

95

W. Lawrence, F. R. S.

ib.

Usefulness of Phrenology to the Treatment of Insanity.

ib.

Phrenology in Louisiana.

96

On the present modes of Measuring the Head, and the advan-

tages of a New Instrument.

117

Review of Dr. Vimont's work on Comparative Phrenolony.

121

Same subject continued.

193

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A critical index of Volumes I. II. and III. of this Journal will be pre-
pared, and appended to the close of our next volume.

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130

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Reflections on the Death and Character of Dr. Spurzheim.

Case of Suicide.

133

Phrenological Developements of Joseph Cinquez, alias Gingua.

Phrenology in Hartford.

138

Application of Phrenology to Education.

ib.

Dr. Buchanan in Florida.

139

Phrenology in the Western States.

143

Crania Americana.

ib.

Outlines of Physiology; with an Appendix on Phrenology. By

P. M. Roget, M. D. (Review.)

145

Organ of Muscular Motion.

163

Predominance of certain organs in the British Poets.—No. 1. 166

Same subject.-No. 2.

232

Same subject. --No. 3.

252

Sam.e subject. - No. 3. continued.

316

Same subject.-No. 4.

359

Same subject. --No. 5.

413

Same subject. No. 6.

458

Character of Eustache.

177

Lectures on Phrenology. By George Combe. (Review.) 183

Laws of Hereditary Descent.

186

Same subject.

574

Mr. Grimes in Albany, N. Y.

188

The late Dr. Godman a Phrenologist.

189

Pathological Fact

190

Cerebral Organisation cause of difference in Religious Views. ib.

Rev. John Pierpont, of Boston.

191

Brain of the Elephant.

192

Lectures on Phrenology in Boston.

ib.

On the Primary Function of the Organ marked "?" By M.

B. Sampson.

204

Remarks on Phrenological Specimens, Cabinet, etc.

213

On the Harmony between Phrenology and Revelation.

218

On the Uses of Phrenology.

220

Phrenological Character of William Leggett, Esq. By L. N.

Fowler.

228

Boston Phrenological Society.

234