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Title: Mental and moral heredity in royalty, a statistical study in history and psychology
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Woods, Frederick Adams, 1873-
Subjects: Heredity, Human
Publisher: New York, Holt
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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JOSEPH II OF AUSTRIA^). CAROLINE^35),Of the Two Sicilies. The Hapsburg Lip 187 The Hapsburg Lip In tracing the facial peculiarities of the three familiesof Spain, France, and Austria, the great, swollen under lipof the Hapsburgs offers such a distinct feature that othertraits of physiognomy may as well be neglected. Thisswollen, protruding lip was in the sixteenth century, inits original type, usually combined with a long, heavyunder jaw, as one sees in the Emperor Charles V(5,4).Later the jaw became more nearly normal, though thelip still persisted, and can be traced, with its varyingdegrees of intensification, through no less than eighteengenerations, coming out in at least seventy of the variousdescendants. Its first appearance, according to history, was inCymburga, who was born in the last part of the four-teenth century, and became the wife of Ernest, the sec-ond patriarch of the house of Hapsburg * In its latestmanifestation it appears at the present day with dimin-ished strengt

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