Phrenology.- Phrenology, and the Moral Influence..., second edition, vol.1 from Mrs. L. Miles's Casket of Knowledge series, 39 cards only (of 40), with additional embossed card featuring a phrenological head divided by numbered sections, housed in original navy box, printed laid down slips of paper lightly scuffed and mottled, box lightly scuffed, one side lacking, small 8vo, Ackerman, 1835.*** The rising popularity of Phrenology in the Victorian period asserted that the brain, a physical organ, and not the soul, was the center of moral reason and character development.