Lectures on phrenology : including its application to the present and prospective condition of the United States
A phrenology treatise by George Combe and Andrew Boardman, published in New York in 1839 for a general American readership interested in skull-reading and national character. Its pictures are wood-engraved views of human skulls, front, three-quarter and profile, with hatched shading that a designer could borrow for anatomical or scientific diagrams.
