| Psychologists spent much of the 20th century denigrating the work of 19th-century physiognomists and phrenologists who thought the shapes of faces and skulls carry information about personality. |
| Anomalous facts, as the never quite obsolete rumors of magic and demonology, and the new allegations of phrenologists and neurologists, are of ideal use. |
| Other sometimes itinerant practitioners in early America included phrenologists. |
| During the time the Stangersons lived in America they were very intimate with Arthur Rance, who was one of the most distinguished phrenologists of the new world. |
| Now, I consider that the phrenologists have omitted an important thing in not pushing their investigations from the cerebellum through the spinal canal. |
| The boat left Albany on July… THAT WAS NEW YORK about the case of Rachel Baker, a youn girl from Marcellus, N. Y., who in 1813, became the objec of great… THAT WAS NEW YORK about the Fowler family, phrenologists. |
