BOSTON: MARSH, CAPEN & LYON , 'J

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1 ANNALS OF PHRENOLOGY. VOL. II. BOSTON: MARSH, CAPEN & LYON , 'J

2 Tk.il / Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1834, by Marsh, Caper & Lyon, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts. ( boston : 1 > Printed by Wm. A Hall & Co. } t 122 Washington St ) /

3 CONTENTS. NUMBER I. Article I. Thoughts on Materialism, Insanity, Idiocy, Compar ative Anatomy, Memory, Consciousness, &c., suggested by ** an Article published in the 'Christian Examiner,' entitled ' The Pretensions of Phrenology Examined.' 5 Art. II. Anatomical Report on the Scull of Spurzheim, read be fore the Boston Phrenological Society, by N. B. Shurtleff, M.D 72 Art. III. Edinburgh Phrenological Journal 79 - Art. IV. Last Death of Phrenology ; effected by the Mask of Na poleon Bonaparte. Read before the Boston Phrenological So ciety. By William B. Fowle 97 Art. V. Phrenological Analysis ofinfant Education, on Mr Wild- _ erspin's System. [From the Ed. Phren. Journal.] 102 Art. VI. Journal de la Societ6 Phr6nologique de Paris. Tome II. No. V. [From the Ed. Phren. Journal.] 121 Art. VII. Examination of Heads 130 Notices 132 " NUMBER II. Art. 1. Utility of Phrenology. By Rev. George Bradburn Art. II. Phrenology and Religion Vlsi? Art. III. ' Christian Spectator.'...16a

4 IF Contents. Art. IV. Report of a Committee on a Scull, whose history was unknown, and which was presented to the Boston Phrenologi cal Society, upon condition that a Committee would report upon it, without knowing any circumstance respecting it 187 Art. V Observations on Combativeness ; being an attempt to de termine the elementary Faculty to which that name is general ly applied. By Mr Robert Cox. [From the Edinburgh Phren ological Journal, No. xlii. Art. ix.] 194. Art. VI. Commercial Distress 212 Art. VII. Shakspeare's Othello. [From the Edinburgh Phren ological Journal.] 219 Art. VIII. Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft. Addressed to J. G. Lockhart, Esq. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart. [Edin burgh Phrenological Journal.] 240 Art. IX. Injuries of the Brain not always attended by manifest disorders of mind. Analogy between such injuries and those of other organs. [Ed.Phren. Journal.] 257 Notices 260 NUMBER III. Art. I. Discourse delivered at the Annual Meeting of the Phren ological Society of Paris, by Prof. Andral, President. [Trans lated from the Journal of the Phrenological Society of Paris, for April, 1835.] 261 Art. II. A Memoir upon the Connection between the Physical and Moral: read before the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, 16th and 23d Aug. 1834, by P. J. V. Broussais. [Translated from the Journal of the Phrenological Society of Paris, for July, 1835.] 268 Art. II.* Physiologie des Temperamens on Constitutions, &c. Par F. Thomas, D. M. P., Paris, [From the Edinburgh Phren. Journal.] 284 Art. III. Theory of the Temperaments. [From the Edinburgh Phrenological Journal.] 299 Art. IV. The Case of Major Mitchell. [Published in the New England Galaxy. By John Neal.] 303 Art. V. Mask of Napoleon. Being a Report made to the Boston Phrenological Society, by William B. Fowle 310

5 Contents. Art. VI. On the Character of the North American Indians. [Read before the Boston Phrenologica. Society, by E. L. Frothingham.] 3 13 Art. VII. On Memory. Functions of Upper and Lower Individ uality. [From the Edinburgh Phren. Journal.] 325 Art. VIII. On the Application of Phrenology in the Formation of Marriages. Being the Substance of a public Lecture, deliver ed by Mr Alexander Smart, Secretary of the Dundee Mechan ics' Phrenological Society. [From the Edinburgh Phrenolog ical Journal.] 333 Art. IX. Characteristics of the Caribs. [From the Edinburgh Phrenological Journal.] 349 Art. X. Notes, chiefly Historical, on the Philosophy of Appari tions. [From the Edinburgh Prenological Journal.].353 Art. XI. The Physiological Characters of Races of Mankind, considered in their Relations to History ; being a Letter to M. Amedee Thierry, Author of the History of the Gauls. By W. F. Edwards., M. D., F. R. S. L., &c. &c. &c. Paris, [From the Edinburgh Phren. Journal.] 364 Art. XII. What constitutes a trustworthy and intelligent Phren- - -j ologist 379 Art. XIII. Progress of Phrenology 380 Notices 388 NUMBER IV. Art. I. PhrenologyVindicated, in Remarks on a Discourse ofnat ural Theology, by Henry Lord Brougham. By Charles Cald well, M. D 389 Art. II. New Phrenological Theories. Read before the Boston Phrenological Society. By E. L. Frothingham Art. III. Observations on the Mutual Influence of the Mental Faculties, and, in particular, on the Modes and Laws of the Activity of Destructiveness. By Mr Robert Cox. [From the Edinburgh Phren. Journal.] 433 Art. IV Edinburgh Phrenological Journal, No. XLII. [Re view.] 461 Art. V. Account of the Scull of Dean Swift, recently disinterred at Dublin. [From the Edinburgh Phren. Journal] 468 v

6 vi Contents. Art. VI. On Idiocy. Report to the Members of the Council General of Administration of Hospitals and Asylums, upon the idiotic and epileptic patients, in the Hospital of Incurables, by Dr Felix Voisin. Read to the Academy of Medicine, Paris, June, [Translated for the Annals.] 475 Aht. VII. Remarks on the Influence of Mental Cultivation and Mental Excitement upon Health. By Amariah Brigham, M. It., Boston, U. S.: Marsh, Capen and Lyon, Second edition, 12mo., pp [From the Edinburgh Phrenological Journal.] Art. VIII. Proceedings of the Boston Phrenological Society for the year Being a Report (unofficial,) read to the Socie ty, Jan. 14th, Art. IX. To the Editor of the Annals of Phrenology 506 Notices 508