The human foot and the human hand
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Excerpt from The Human Foot and the Human HandHand how distinguished from foot, 109. Construction of Upper limb, 110. Small bones rarely dislocated, 112.Movements at shoulder very free, 114 conducive to good development of Chest, 125. Uses of collar-bone, 116. Inju ries to Shoulder why so frequent, 119. Shape of chest, 122; in Rhinoceros, 120; in Monkey, 123.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology ...
Chapters (225)
- THE HUMAN FOOT AND THE HUMAN HAND.
- CONTENTS.
- THE HUMAN FOOT.
- The principle of “division of labour.”
- Structure of the Lower Limbs.
- Bones of the Foot.
- The Arch of the Foot.
- Weak Ankle and Flat-foot.
- The Movements of the Foot.
- The Muscles of the Leg and Foot.
- Joints of the Metatarsus with the Tarsus.
- Standing and Stooping.
- Walking.
- Running.
- Character evinced by manner of Walking.
- Distinctive Features of the Human Foot.
- The Proportions of the Limbs.
- The Skin of the Sole.
- On Shoes.
- THE HUMAN HAND.
- Movements at the Shoulder.
- Pronation and Supination of the Hand.
- The Wrist.
- The Movements of the Hand.
- Movements of the Thumb.
- Movements of the metacarpal bones of the Fingers upon the Wrist.
- Writing.
- Reason for the Ring being usually placed upon the Fourth finger.
- The Monkey’s Hand.
- The Hand the Organ of the Will.
- The Hand an Organ of Expression.
- Shaking Hands.
- The Skin of the Hand.
- Nails.
- Hairs.
- Oil-glands.
- Sweat-glands.
- The sense of Feeling and of Touch in the Hand.
- Relation of the Hand to the Eye and the Mouth.
- Cheiromancy.
- Cause of the preferential use of the Right Hand.
- EXPLANATION OF WOOD-CUTS.
- THE HUMAN FOOT.
- THE HUMAN HAND.
- FOOTNOTES:
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