has already received from several excellent observers, and that it
deserves still further attention, especially from any able
physiologist.
FOOTNOTES:
1 (return) [ J. Parsons, in his paper in the Appendix to the
Philosophical Transactions for 1746, p. 41, gives a list of forty-one
old authors who have written on Expression.]
2 (return) [ Conferences sur l expression des differents Caracteres des
Passions. Paris, 4to, 1667. I always quote from the republication of
the Conferences in the edition of Lavater, by Moreau, which appeared
in 1820, as given in vol. ix. p. 257.]
3 (return) [ Discours par Pierre Camper sur le moyen de representer
les diverses passions, &c. 1792. 1844]
4 (return) [ I always quote from the third edition, 1844, which was
published after the death of Sir C. Bell, and contains his latest
corrections. The first edition of 1806 is much inferior in merit, and
does not include some of his more important views.]
5 (return) [ De la Physionomie et de la Parole, par Albert Lemoine,
1865, p. 101.]
6 (return) [ L Art de connaitre les Hommes, &c., par G. Lavater. The
earliest edition of this work, referred to in the preface to the
edition of 1820 in ten volumes, as containing the observations of M.
Moreau, is said to have been published in 1807; and I have no doubt
that this is correct, because the Notice sur Lavater at the
commencement of volume i. is dated April 13, 1806. In some
bibliographical works, however, the date of 1805 1809 is given, but it
seems impossible that 1805 can be correct. Dr. Duchenne remarks
( Mecanisme de la Physionomie Humaine, -8vo edit. 1862, p. 5, and
Archives Generales de Medecine, Jan. et Fev. 1862) that M. Moreau _a
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