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*(1) J. Parsons in his paper in the appendix to the Philosophical Transactions for 1746 p. 41 gives a list of forty-one 41 old authors who have written on Expression.—

*(2) Conférences sur l'expression des différents caractères des Passions Paris 4to 1667.

I always quote from the republication of the Conférences in the Edit. by of 1820 Moreau of Lavater, published which appeared in 1820, vol. IX p. 257.—

*(3) Discours par Pierre Camper &c 1792 sur le moyen de représenter les diverses passions &c 1792.—

*(4) I always quote from thir third Edit, 1844, which was where was published, after after the death of Sir C. Bell & contains his latest corrections. The first Edit of 1806 is much inferior in merit, & does not give include some of his most his the more important views.

*(5) De la Physionomie et de la Parole par Albert Lemoine 1865 p. 101.—

[Expression, pp. 2-3: "1 J. Parsons, in his paper in the Appendix to the 'Philosophical Transactions' for 1746, p. 41, gives a list of forty-one old authors who have written on Expression.
2 'Conférences sur l'expression des différents Caractères des Passions,' Paris, 4to, 1667. I always quote from the republication of the 'Conférences' in the edition of Lavater, by Moreau, which appeared in 1820, as given in vol. ix. p. 257.
3 'Discours par Pierre Camper sur le moyen de représenter les diverses passions,' &c. 1792.
4 I always quote from the third edition, 1844, which was published after the death of Sir C. Bell, and contains his latest corrections. The first edition of 1806 is much inferior in merit, and does not include some of his more important views.
5 'De la Physionomie et de la Parole,' par Albert Lemoine, 1865, p. 101."]

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