The Catechism of Palmistry
Geßmann's handbook of 1895, in English for the first time. Part one is chirognomy, the doctrine of the hand's form, with d'Arpentigny's seven hand types; part two turns the hand over to the mounts, the principal lines and the signs of the palm.
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