Self-culture, and Perfection of Character: Including the Management of Youth

Aaron Burr abnormal Acquisitiveness action ADAPTATION AND CULTIVATION Adhesiveness Alimentiveness animal beautiful become Benevolence body brain cause Cautiousness character chil child Combativeness Conscientiousness consequent constitutes death delightful depravity desire Destructiveness develop disease dren drink DUE REGULATION duty earth effect enjoy enjoyment eral especially evil excited exer exercise father feelings former friends friendship function George Combe give happiness head heaven Hence higher faculties holy human HYDROPATHY ical important improvement indulge infinitely intel intellectual and moral latter law of things lect live LOCATION mankind marriage means mental mind moral faculties moral sentiments mothers Muslin nature ness never organ pain parental love perfect perpetual perverted Philoprogenitiveness Phrenology physical physical laws Physiology pleasure practical predominant principle propensities punishment quire render require restraint rich Self-Esteem soul spirit tell things tion tivated tiveness truth Veneration violate virtue VITELLIUS WATER-CURE whereas wrong youth