The Constitution Of Man: Considered In Relation To External Objects

by George Combe

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Genres: Philosophy, Eugenics

468 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1828

About the author

George Combe, brother of Andrew Combe, was a writer on phrenology and education. He was born in Edinburgh, where for some time he practised as a lawyer. Latterly, however, he devoted himself to the promotion of phrenology, and of his views on education, for which he in 1848 founded a school. His chief work was The Constitution of Man (1828).

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