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Issue Details: First known date: 1874... 1874 Phrenological Aspect of the Occupants of Prisons and Lunatic Asylums
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Author's reflections on phrenology and reminiscences of visits to prisons and examination of inmates' skulls - including Frank Gardiner the bushranger. Includes suggestions for improving education of children and society. There are other articles by Hume but they do not contain the autobiographical content of this one. (PB)

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    y separately published work icon The Australian Journal vol. 10 no. 114 November 1874 Z1027952 1874 periodical issue 1874 pg. 168-169
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