Criminal Man, According to the Classification of Cesare Lombroso

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[2] For a description of the methods used in measuring the acuteness of these senses, see Part III.

[3] As in the case of the Sicilian brigand Salomone (see Fig. 19).

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The following misprints were corrected: "possesssed" corrected to "possessed" (page xiv) "Ethnolgy" corrected to "Ethnology" (page 129) "pecuilar" corrected to "peculiar" (page 135) "associaton" corrected to "association" (page 187) "segregrated" corrected to "segregated" (page 206) "distinguising" corrected to "distinguishing" (page 228) "chlidren" corrected to "children" (page 321) "his" corrected to "has" (advertisements)