The Phrenological Journal and Miscellany, Volumen8Proprietors, 1834 |
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... muscular and fibrous or- ganizations be unusually susceptible of disturbance , either from previous illness or natural predisposition , they will be the first to suffer , and rheumatism will ensue ; and so on . And hence the utility to ...
... muscular and fibrous or- ganizations be unusually susceptible of disturbance , either from previous illness or natural predisposition , they will be the first to suffer , and rheumatism will ensue ; and so on . And hence the utility to ...
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... muscular nerves . On the other hand , in animals covered with hair or feathers , whose touch and sensation are comparatively defective , the mus- cular nerves far exceed in size those of sensation ; and wherever Nature has endowed any ...
... muscular nerves . On the other hand , in animals covered with hair or feathers , whose touch and sensation are comparatively defective , the mus- cular nerves far exceed in size those of sensation ; and wherever Nature has endowed any ...
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... muscular . His countenance was open and generous , and honesty and benevolence were certainly discoverable in his face . " Dr Spurzheim's head is one of the finest that could possibly be selected to sustain the doctrine to which he had ...
... muscular . His countenance was open and generous , and honesty and benevolence were certainly discoverable in his face . " Dr Spurzheim's head is one of the finest that could possibly be selected to sustain the doctrine to which he had ...
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... muscle is to the British as three thousand to a unit . A native once asked an English gentleman how it came to pass that 30,000 Europeans could subject and keep in subjection 100,000,000 of natives , when , if each native only threw a ...
... muscle is to the British as three thousand to a unit . A native once asked an English gentleman how it came to pass that 30,000 Europeans could subject and keep in subjection 100,000,000 of natives , when , if each native only threw a ...
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... muscle is in its turn separated from the neighbouring muscles by thicker layers or sheaths of the same membrane ; in some of the cells of which fat is deposited , espe- cially where the intervals between the muscles is considerable ...
... muscle is in its turn separated from the neighbouring muscles by thicker layers or sheaths of the same membrane ; in some of the cells of which fat is deposited , espe- cially where the intervals between the muscles is considerable ...
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