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Physiognomy

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Dr. Abravanel's body type diet and lifetime nutrition plan

Elizabeth A. King, Elliot Abravanel, Elliot D. Abravanel

1999

How to read character

Samuel R. Wells

1883

Heads and faces, and how to study them

Nelson Sizer

1885

It's all in the face

Naomi R. Tickle

1995

Phrenology

J. G. Spurzheim

1833

New Physiognomy

Samuel R. Wells

1889

A system of practical and scientific physiognomy

Mary Olmstead Stanton

1890

The naked face

Lailan Young

1994

The Face Reader

Patrician McCarthy

2007

Your face tells all

Erik Kanto

2004

Face language

Robert L. Whiteside

1992

Theophrasti Characteres

Theophrastus

1824

Vaught's practical character reader

L. A. Vaught

1902

Amazing You Face & Hand Reading (Amazing You S.)

Theresa Cheung

2005

I can read your face

Laura Rosetree

1990

Reading faces

Leopold Bellak

1981

Signs of character, or, How to read character at sight

A. Wallace Mason

1888

Face Reading

Barbara Roberts

1994

How to judge character from the face

Jaques Penry

1952

In your face

Bill Cordingley

2000

Face of Britain

Robin McKie

2006

Simply Face Reading

Jonathan Dee

2005

Personal secrets

Rodney Davies

1991

Physiognomische Fragmente zur Beförderung der Menschenkenntnis und Menschenliebe

Johann Caspar Lavater

1789

Buns and puns

Rebecca

1995

You Can Read a Face Like a Book

Naomi R. Tickle

2003

Criminal man

Cesare Lombroso

2006

The modern self-instructor in phrenology, physiology & physiognomy, or, The people's hand-book of human nature

Gustavus Cohen

1889

The fighting spirit of Japan

E. J. Harrison

1955

Apes and angels

L. Perry Curtis

1997

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