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Final Complete Catalogue 1 - Princeton University Library 2025

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The document is a detailed catalogue of a collection related to phrenology, held by the Rare Book Division at Princeton University Library. It includes various titles, authors, publication details, and conditions of numerous works on phrenology, psychology, and related subjects. The catalogue serves as a resource for inquiries about these historical texts and their significance in the study of mental science.

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