1856 PHRENOLOGY & MORAL REFORM. George Combe on the Constitution of Man and Means of Improvement. Inklings the problems of translation

the problems of translation

"The high minded person

it was at this point that his writing career became his primary means of proclamation

After becoming a minister

1856 PHRENOLOGY & MORAL REFORM. George Combe on the Constitution of Man and Means of Improvement. Inklings the problems of translationFascinating read by George Combe (1788 1858). He was a significant figure in the phrenological movement, having founded the Edinburgh Phrenological Society in 1820. The present work was his most significand and influential, exhausting multiple editions in the England and America. The Oxford DNB article notes that Combe's messages of individualism and his goal of improving the human condition resonated deeply with the reading public. Although Combe