"A Phrenological Analysis of the Skull of Robert Burns Cast at Dumfries March 31, 1834" is a unique book written by George Combe. The author offers the reader an in-depth study of phrenology using the example of a skull cast of the famous Scottish poet Robert Burns. Phrenology is an ancient science that believed that the shape of the skull reflects the character and abilities of a person. This book reveals to the reader not only the analysis of the skull cast, but also some aspects of the life and activity of Robert Burns, allowing a better understanding of this talented poet. Thanks to the documentary basis and insights in the field of phrenology, the author provides a unique opportunity to look at Robert Burns from a completely new perspective. The book "Phrenological analysis of the skull of Robert Burns, cast at Dumfries on March 31, 1834" is recommended for all fans of Burns' work, as well as those interested in phrenology and psychology.