| 21. | From absolute and relative sizes of the skull the phrenologist would assess the character and temperament of the patient.
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| 22. | The most famous British phrenologist of the 20th century was the London psychiatrist Bernard Hollander ( 1864 1934 ).
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| 23. | In the mid-1820s, a split emerged between the Christian phrenologists and Combe's closer associates.
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| 24. | Such pronouncements ultimately made geographers seem like phrenologists who pondered the size of bumps on a person's skull.
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| 25. | Thousands of people consulted phrenologists for advice in various matters, such as hiring personnel or finding suitable marriage partners.
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| 26. | Pierrepont, a phrenologist, proved to be a demanding client insisting that Saint-Gaudens make his head larger.
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| 27. | Percy Thomas began work in a shipping office, but changed to a career in architecture on advice from a phrenologist.
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| 28. | The leader of the phrenologists, George Combe, toasted Browne for his success in popularising phrenology with other medical students.
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| 29. | Its octagonal layout was inspired by the writings of Orson Squire Fowler, an American writer, architect, and phrenologist.
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| 30. | Balfour was educated at the phrenologist William A . F . Browne and entered the vigorous debates concerning natural history and theology.
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