, 288
Newsholme A.
Newsholme A.
Applied Eugenics by Roswell H. Johnson and Paul Popenoe
N.
, 102, Fig.
17
Dugdale, R. L. , 159
Durant scholarship, 262
Dyer family, 206
Dynamic evolution, 421
Dynamic of manhood, 223
Dysgenic, definition of, 438
Dysgenic types, 176
E
Earle, E. L. , 94
Early marriages, 247
Eastern Europe, 427
East, E. M. , 104
East north central states, 358
East south central states, 358
Ebbinghaus tests, 288
Economic determinism, 365
Economic equality of sexes, 380
Economic status, 250
Economic standing of parents, 370
Edinburgh, 57
Education, 219, 221
Education, compulsory, 368
Education and race suicide, 253
Edwards, J. , 161
Egypt, 206
Egyptian, 285, Fig. 6
Elderton, E. M. , 10, 55, 57, 60, 122, 153, 413
Elderton, W. P. , 124
Elevation of standards, 277
Ellis, H. , 96, 224, 379
Ellis Island, 302, 303, 427
Emancipation of women, 364
Emerson, R. A. , 104
Endogamy, 222, 438
England, 15, 16, 121, 122, 138, 237, 381, 427, 432
English, 259, 311, 321, 426, 427, 428
Epilepsy, 58, 79
Epileptics, 193, 302
Eskimo, 49, 127
Estabrook, A. H. , 143, 159, 168
Equalitarianism, 362
Equality, 229
Equality of opportunity, 366
Equal pay for equal work, 380
Essence of Mendelism, 429
Eugenic aspect of specific reforms, 352
Eugenic laws, 191
Eugenic marriages, 352
Eugenics and euthenics, 438
Eugenics Education Society, 153
Eugenics movement, 147
Eugenics registry, 350
Eugenics Record Office, 153, 194, 202, 348, 349, 436
Eugenics Review, 436
Eugenics and social welfare, Bulletin, 435
Euthenics, 155, 415, 416, 417, 438
Euthenics, eugenics and, 402
Eye, 59
Evolution, 438
Exogamy, 22, 438
F
Facial attractiveness, 215
Fairchild, H. P. , 308
Family alignment, 229
Faraday, M. , 334
Farrabee, W. C. , 132
Fecundal selection, 137
Feebly inhibited, 182
Feeble minded, 157, 172, 302
Feeble-mindedness, 71, 176
Fere, C. S. , 44
Fernandez brothers, 314
Ferguson, G. O. , Jr. , 287, 288
Fertility, relative, 247
Filipinos, 315
Financial aspect, 173
Financial success, 219
Finger prints, Fig. 25
Finger tip, Figs. 21, 22
Finns, 299, 302, 311
Fishberg, M. , 126
Florida, 187
Foot, Egyptian, Fig. 6
Foreign-born, 238
Formal social functions, 236
Foster, M. , 29
France, 138, 155, 206, 237
Franco-Prussian war, 321
Franklin, B. , 230
Frederick the Great, 19
Fredericksburg, Va. , 288
Freiburg, University, of, 125
French-Canadians, 259
French revolution, 18
Freud, S. , 213
G
Gallichan, W. , 252
Galton, Eugenics Laboratory, 153, 349
Galton, F. , V, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 89, 90, 95, 99, 110, 111,
112, 113, 147, 148, 151, 152, 162, 222, 228, 230, 247, 342, 435
Galton Laboratory of National Eugenics, 269, 436
Galton-Pearson law, 113, 114
Gamete, 439
Garibaldi, G. , 19
Garrison, W. L. , 295, 296
Genealogical Record Office, 402, 405, 407, 409, 411, 412
Genealogy and eugenics, 329, 439
Genesis, 64
Genetics, 340, 439
Genius, hereditary, 151
George, F. O. , 234
Georgia, 187
Geographical distribution, 261
German, 35, 259, 280, 311
German society for race hygiene, 163
Germany, 20, 137, 155, 299, 360
Germinal, 439
Germ-plasm, 25, 429, 440
Ghetto, 305
Gifted families, 213
Gillette, J. M. , 356, 358, 359
Gilman, C. P. , 378
Gilmore, C. F. , 136, 216, 227
Gini, C. , 344, 346
Giotto, 342
Gochuico, Ricardo, 315
Goddard, H. H. , 71, 105, 108, 160, 176, 188
Gonorrhea, 63
Goodrich, M. T. , 333
Goring, C. , 124, 214
Grant, Madison, 301, 420
Grant, U. S. , 374
Great Britain, 130, 232
Great race, 426
Great war, ix, 298, 327
Greek idea of eugenics, 150
Greek slaves, 284
Greeks, 299, 302, 321, 427
Greenwood lake, 233
Growth of eugenics, 147
Gruber von, and Rubin, 204
Guatemala Indians, 356
Guinea pigs, 45, 419
Gulick, J. T. , 134
Gulick, L. H. , 223
Gulick, S. L. , 311, 313
Gustavus Adolphus, 19
Guyer, M. F. , 194, 435
H
Habitual criminal, 194
Hair, white blaze in, 433
Haiti, 284, 289
Hall, G. S. , 225
Hall of Fame, 17, 19
Hamilton, A. E. , 278, 433, 435
Hankins, F. H. , 237
Hanks Family, 333
Hap, L. , 314
Hapaa, 131
Harrison, Mrs. E. H. , 154
Harris, J. A. , 100, 211, 404
Hart, H. H. , 186
Hartford, Conn. , 261
Harvard University, 87, 245, 246, 266
Health, 219, 221
Heape, W. , 419
Hebrews, 41, 302
Hebrews, East European, 299
Hebrews, Russian, 302
Heller, L. L. 64
Helsingfors, 54
Hemophilia, 38, 40, 433
Hereditary genius, 16, 151
Hereditary, 440
Heredity, laws of, 99
Heredity, talent and genius, 151
Heron, D. , 14, 15, 140, 153
Herzegovinians, 311
Heterozygote, 440
Heterozygous, 427, 433
Hewes, A. , 240
Hibbs, H. H. , Jr. , 411
Hickory Family, 168
Higher education, 276
Hill folk, 168
Hill, J. A. , 268
Hindus, 305
Hitchcock, C. H. , 333
Hodge, 44
Hoffman, F. L. , 128, 259
Holland, 137, 143, 155
Hollingworth, H. L. , 342
Home acquaintances, 234
Homo sapiens, 300
Homozygote, 440
Homozygous, 427
Hooker, J. , 68
Hopetown, 203
Hormones, 440
Horsley, V. , 55
Housekeeping, 219, 221
Housing, 376
Howard, A. , 104
Howard, G. , 104
Howard University, 388
Hrdlicka, A. , 285, 424, 426, 427, 428
Huguenots, 424, 427
Humanistic religion, 396
Humanitarian aspect, 171
Hungary, 155, 302
Hunter, W. , 69
Huntington, E. , 42
Huntington's Chorea, 180
Huxley, J. L. , 3
Hyde Family, 346, 411
I
Idiots, 188, 302
Illegitimacy, 325
Illegitimate children, 208, 386
Illinois, 172, 208
Illinois, University of, 244
Ilocano, 315
Imbeciles, 188
Immigration, 298
Immigration Commission, 304, 310
Immortality, 29
Improvement of sexual selection, 211
Inborn, definition of, 440
Inborn characters, 32
Income Tax, 353
Increasing the marriage rate of the superior, 237
Indiana, 172, 179, 208
Indian, American, 49, 130
Individualism, 253
Induction, 440
Infant mortality, 121, 413
Infant mortality movement, 414
Infusorian, 26
Inherent, 440
Inheritance of mental capacities, 84
Inheritance Tax, 353
Innate, 441
Inkowa Camp, 233
Inquiries into human faculty, 5, 152
Insane, 15, 302
Insanity, 178
Institut Solvay, 155
Intelligence, 106
Intermarriage, 206
International Eugenics Congress, 155
International Eugenics Society, 155
Iowa, 208
Isabella, Queen of Spain, 19
Ishmael Family, 168
Islam, 284
Italian, 41, 259, 299, 302, 308, 311
Italians, Southern, 304
Italy, 19, 137
Ireland, 299
Irish, 41, 259, 311, 427
J
Jacob, 64
Jamaica, 289
James, W. , 51, 327
Japan, 137
Japanese, 127
Japanese immigration, 312
Jefferson, T. , 75
Jefferson Reformatory, 191
Jena, Battle of, 321
Jenks, A. E. , 295, 314
Jenks, J. W. , 308
Jennings, H. S. , 105
Jesus, 396
Jews, 52, 133, 284, 304
Jewish eugenics, 394
Jewish race, 358
Johnson, E. H. , 282
Johnson, R. H. , vi, 117
Johnstone, E. R. , 188
Jones, E. , 213
Jordan, D. S. , 323, 326
Jordan, H. E. , 323
Journal of Heredity, 154, 436
Judaism, 394
Juke family, 143, 159, 168, 169
K
Kafirs, 285
Kaiser of Germany, 204
Kallikak Family, 160
Kansas, 172, 194, 208
Kansas City, Mo. , 261
Kansas State Agrigultural College, 244
Kechuka Camp, 435
Kellogg, V. , 215, 321, 318
Kelsey, C. , 435
Kentucky, 172
Keys, F. M. , Fig. 1
Key, W. E. , 168
Knopf, S. A. , 127
Kornhauser, A. W. , 370
Kuczynski, R. R. , 260
L
Laban, 64
Laitinen, T. , 54, 55
Lamarck, J. B. , 37
Lamarckian, 35
Lamarckian Theory, 421
Lamarckism, 37
Late marriages, 218
Latent, 441
Lauck, W. J. , 308
Laughlin, H. H. , 341
Law, 441
Laws, eugenic, 196
Laws of heredity, 99
Lead, 57, 63, Fig. 7
League to enforce peace, 328
Lechoco, F. , 314
Legal aspects, 194
Legislative aspects, 194
Leipzig, 321
Lethal chamber, 184
Lethal selection, 145
Levantines, 299
Lewin, G. R. L. , 62
Lim, B. , 314
Lincoln, A. , 20, 333
Lincoln, T. , 333
Lithuanians, 311
Living wage, 375
Loeb, J. , 379
Lombroso, C. , 179, 182
London, 140, 141
Longevity, 403
Longfellow, H. E. , 153
Lorenz, O. , 330
Loscin and Lascin, 314
Louisiana, 187, 296
Lunatics, 193
Lutz, F. E. , Fig. 16
Luzon, 315
Lynn, Mass. , 261
M
Macedonia, 326
MacNicholl, T. A. , 55, 56
Madonnas, 397
Magyars, 299, 302, 427
Maine, 172
Maine, University of, 47
Mairet, 44
Maize, 104
Malaria, 63
Malayans, 315
Mall, Bean &, 285
Malone, Widow, 204
Malthus, 117, 134, 145, 151
Mamelukes, 284
Management, 221
Manchester, 57
Mann, Mrs. Horace, 153
Marks, school, 216
Marriage laws, 196
Marriage rate, 237
Marshall, Gov. Thomas R. , 191
Martha's Vineyard, 154
Maryland, 206
Massachusetts, 123, 241, 255, 259, 260, 261, 295, 326
Mass. Agricultural College, 255
Mass. State Prison, 182
Maternal impression, 64
Maternity, 221
Mayo, M. J. , 286
Mean American man, 425
Mechanism of inheritance, 431
Mecklin, J. M. , 280, 281, 283
Medical colleges, 246
Mediterranean, 49, 52
Mediterranean race, 280, 357
Melting pot, 424, 428
Mendel, G. , 427
Mendelian units, 105
Mendelism, 430, 441
Mendelism, essence of, 427
Mendelssohn, F. B. , 96
Mental capacities, inheritance of, 84
Mental measurements, 75
Mesocephalic heads, 427
Mestizos, 314
Methodist clergymen, 270
Methods of restriction, 184
Metis, Spanish, 314
Meyerbeer, G. , 96
Mice, 45
Michigan, 172, 194
Middle Atlantic states, 358
Middletown, Conn. , 192
Military celibacy, 320
Miller, K. , 388
Mill, J. S. , 165, 174
Milton, J. , 21
Minimum wage, 374
Minnesota, 172, 202
Miscegenation, 209, 291
Missouri, 208, 288
Modesty, 251
Modification of the germ-plasm, 25
Mohammed, 179
Money, 229
Monogamy, 222, 387
Moody, L. , 153
Moral equivalent of war, 27
Moral perverts, 193
Moravians, 311
Mores, 222, 441
Morgan, A. , 233
Morgan, T. H. , 4, 100, 101
Mormon Church, 273
Moron, 188
Mothers' pensions, 375, 376
Mother's age, influence of, 347
Motivated ethics, 394
Mountain states, 358
Mount Holyoke College, 240, 263
Movement, eugenic, 147
Mozambique, 129
Mulatto, 288
Muller, H. J. , 101, Fig. 19
Multiple factors, 104
Muncey, E. B. , 433
Murphey, H. D. , 242
Music, 96
Mutation, 441
Mutilations, 38
Myopia, 13, 59
McDonald, A. , 286
N
Nam Family, 143, 168
Naples, 303
Napoleon, 18, 179, 321
Nashville, Tenn. , 261
Nasmyth, G. , 322
National army, 319
National association for the advancement of colored people, 294, 295
National committee for mental hygiene, 172
Native whites, 238
Natural inheritance, 152
Natural selection, 148
Nature, 1
Nearing, S. , 261
Nebraska, 208
Negroes, 238, 280
Negro women, 387
Nevada, 187, 192, 296
New England, 260, 265, 274, 291, 358, 426
New Hampshire, 208
New Haven, Conn. , 261
New Jersey, 179, 193, 202
New Mexico, 187
Newport News, Va.
, 288
Newsholme A. , 140, 141
New York, 11, 77, 172, 182, 186, 193, 233, 282, 286
New world, 324
Nice, 45, 47
Nicolin, 45
Night-blindness, 109, 433
Nilsson-Ehle, H. , 104
Nobility, 118
Nordic, 426
Nordic race, 280, 301, 357
Normal curve, 441
Normal school girls, 262
Norman conquest, 338
Normandy, 338
North Carolina, 326
North Dakota, 193
North European, 426
North Italians, 427
Northern United States, 326
Norway, 137
Norwich, Conn. , 192
Novikov, J. , 322
Nucleus, 441
Nurture, 1
O
Oberlin college, 244
Occupation, diseases of, 62
Odin, A. , 258
Ohio, 172
Ohio State University, 244
Oklahoma, 202, 208
Oliver, T. , 62
Oregon, 208
Organization of industry, 307
Oriental immigration, 313
Origin of eugenics, 147
Orthodactyly, 101, 102, 384, 433
Ovarian transplantation, 419
Ovize, 44
P
Pacific, 358
Paget parish, Bermuda, 205
Paine, J. H. , Figs. 16, 21
Paraguay, 325
Parents of great men, 423
Paris, 140, 155
Parker, G. , 233
Parole, 209
Partial segregation, 250
Past performance, 342
Passing of the great race, 426
Pasteur, L. , 333, 334
Patent, definition of, 441
Paternity, 219
Paul, C. , 63
Paupers, 157, 302
Pearl, R. , 47, 48, 99, 423
Pearson, K. , 10, 12, 55, 56, 57, 60, 85, 93, 99, 118, 119, 120,
121, 122, 124, 125, 126, 127, 134, 143, 144, 153, 212, 215,
224, 227, 231, 232, 344, 348, 349, 368, 404, 408, 409, 411,
413, 428, 433
Pedagogical celibacy, 390
Peerage, 232
Pennsylvania, 167, 187, 202, 208
Pennsylvania Dutch, 424
Pennsylvania, feeble-minded citizens of, 168
Pennsylvania, University of, 132
Penrose, C. A. , 203
Perrin, 372
Percy, H. , Fig. 19
Perry, S. J. , 124
Persians, 321
Perversion, 248
Pessimism, 247
Peters, I. L. , 226
Phi Beta Kappa, 241, 262
Philanthropy, 33
Philippine islands, 313
Philippines, 324
Phillips, B. A. , 287
Phillips, J. C. , 245, 267, 419
Phthisis, 126
Physical care of the infant, 278
Physical culture, 219
Physico-chemical effects, 38
Piang, Datto, 314
Piebaldism, 103, 433, Fig. 20
Pike, F. H. , 3
Pikipitanges, 132
Pilgrim fathers, 424
Piney folk, 168
Pitcairn islanders, 300
Pittsburgh, 138
Pittsburgh, University of, 234
Pituitary gland, 103
Plato, 150
Ploetz, A. , 118, 119, 408, 409, 410
Plymouth, England, 118
Poisons, racial, 48, 61, 63, Fig. 7
Poles, 259, 299, 427
Polygamy, 387
Polynesians, 127, 129
Pope, E. G. , 124
Popenoe, C. H. , 78
Popenoe, P. , vi, 244, 245, 270, 402, 423
Population, Malthusian, 151
Portland, Ore. , 261
Portuguese, 299, 302
Possible improvement of the human breed, etc. , 152
Poulton, E. B. , 43
Powys, A. O. , 272, 346
Pragmatic school, 352
Preferential mating, 214
Pre-natal care, 70
Pre-natal culture, 70
Pre-natal influence, 64
Pre-natal life, 155
Princeton college, 249
Probability curve, 78, 80, 441
Proctor fellowship, 249
Production, 307
Professional classes, 232
Professor's families, 228
Progressive changes, 39
Prohibited degrees of marriage, 222
Prohibition, 389
Propaganda, eugenic, 195
Prophylaxis, 252
Prostitution, 251
Protestant Christianity, 274
Protoplasm, 442
Prussia, 121, 321
Pseudo-celibacy, 248
Psychiatry, 442
Psychopathic inferiority, 302
Ptolemies, 206
Public charities association, 168
Punishment, 192
Punitive purpose, 192
Puritan, 298
Pyle, W. H. , 287
Q
Quadruplets, Fig. I
Quaker families, 118, 144
Quakers, English, 411
R
Rabaud, E. , 73
Rabbits, 45
Race betterment conference, first, 1
Race suicide, 257
Racial poisons, 48, 61, 63, 338, Fig. 7
Radot, R. V. , 333
Rapists, 193
Recessive, 433, 442
Reconstruction period, 325
Redfield, C. L. , 40, 421, 422, 423
Refraction, 59
Regression, 112, 442
Reid, G. A. , 50, 125, 129
Religion and eugenics, 393
Remote ancestors, 338
Research fellowship, 153
Reserve, 251
Restriction, methods of, 184
Restrictive eugenics, 175, 184
Retrogression, 42
Revolutionary war, 426
Reward and punishment, 395
Rhode Island, 261
Rice, J. M. , 95
Richmond, Va. , 288
Riis, J. , 1
Roman catholic church, 273
Roman republic, 284
Rome custodial asylum, 186
Roosevelt, T. , 308
Ross, E. A. , X, 301
Roumanians, 299, 311, 427
Round-headed type, 427
Rousseau, J. J. , 75
Royal families, 17, 20, 118, 410
Rubin, von Gruber and, 204
Ruskin, 342
Russell Sage Foundation, 186
Russia, 137, 302, 325
Russian Jews, 427
Russians, 259, 302, 311, 427
Russo-Hebrew, 302
Russo-Japanese war, 321
Ruthenians, 311
S
Sacerdotal celibacy, 222
St. Louis, 154
St. Paul, public schools of, 372
Salpingectomy, 185
San Domingo, 289
Save the babies propaganda, 273, 412
Saxon, 426
Scandinavia, 299
Scandinavian, 311
Schonberg, Berlin, 382
School acquaintance, 234
Schuster, E. , 93, 153, 435
Scope of eugenics, 152
Scotch, 259, 311
Scotland, 237
Scrub, 229
Seashore, C. E. , 343
Segregation, 88, 185, 430, 442
Selection, 442
Selection, natural, 148
Selective conscription, 320
Self-repression, 251
Sewall, S. E. , 153
Sex determination, 347
Sex equality, 379
Sex ethics, 252
Sex histories, 252
Sex hygiene movement, 385
Sex hygienists, 154
Sex-limited, 442
Sex-linked, 442
Sex-linked characters, 433
Sexual perverts, 193
Sexual selection, 136, 215, 262, 325, 442
Sexual variety, 247
Shepherd's purse, 104
Shinn, M. W. , 243
Short-fingerness, 102
Shorthorn cattle, 423
Short-sightedness, 12
Shull, G. H. , 104
Sibs, 202
Sidis, B. , 86
Simpson, Q. V. , Fig. 20
Single tax, 353
Sing Sing, 182
Sixty family, 168
Slavs, 299, 304
Smith's island, 206
Smith, M. R. , 241, 265
Snow, E. C. , 121, 413
Social status, 229
Socialism, 362
Solvay Institut, 155
Soma, 443
Somerset parish, Bermuda, 205
South Atlantic, 358
South Carolina, 187
South Dakota, 208, 296
South Italians, 427
South Slavs, 302
Southern United States, 291, 325
Southwestern state normal school, 217
Spain, 19, 137
Spanish, 324
Spanish conquest, 131
Spanish wells, 203
Spartans, 171
Spencer, H. , 33, 34, 35, 41, 136, 165, 348
Spermatozoa, 45
Spirochaete, 62
Sprague, R. J. , 240, 253, 255, 262
Standards of education, 275
Stanford University, 245
Starch, D. , 21
State Board of Charities of New York, 435
Station for Experimental Evolution, 100
Sterilization, 185
Stetson, G. R. , 286
Stevenson, R. L. , 131, 301
Stiles, C. W. , 291
Stockard, C. R. , 44, 45, 47
Strong, A. C. , 287
Stuart line, 19
Sturge, M. D. , 55
Sturtevant, A. H. , 101
Subordination of women, 362
Substitution tests, 288
Superficial characteristics, 227
Superior, marriage rate of, 237
Superiority of eldest, 344
Sweden, 138, 155
Swedes, 259
Switzerland, 56, 138, 155
Symphalangism, 433, Fig. 17
Syphilis, 63
Syphilitics, 193
Syracuse University, 245
Syrians, 299, 302
T
Taboo, 222, 297
Tail-male line, 331
Talent, hereditary, 151
Tarbell, I. M. , 333
Tasmania, 131, 132
Taxation, 352
Taylor, J. H. , Figs. 22, 25
Telegony, 73
Ten commandments, 394
Tennessee, 187
Terman, L. M. , 106
Teutonic, 426
Teutonic nations, 52
Texas, 202
Theism, 398
Theistic religion, 395
Theognis of Megara, 150
Therapeutic, 192
Thirty Years' war, 326
Thompson, J. A. , 29, 34, 435
Thorndike, E. L. , 10, 11, 21, 76, 79, 90, 91, 373
Threadworn, 7
Tobacco, 45, 63
Todde, C. , 45
Trades unionism, 388
Training school of Vineland, N. J. , 188
Trait, 443
Transmissibility, 38
Tropical fevers, 133
Tropics, 35
Truro, 206
Tuberculosis, 57, 124, 199, 302
Turkey, 137
Turkish, 311
Turner, J. M. W. , 68, 342
Turpitude, moral, 194
Twins, 90, Figs. 24, 25
U
Unfitness, 121
Unit-character, 443
United States, 16, 24, 137, 155, 289, 291, 407
U. S. public health service, 303
University of London, 153
University of Pittsburgh, 216
Unlike, marriage of, 212
Uruguay, 325
Use and disuse, 38
Useful works of reference, 435
Utah, 187, 208
Uterine infection, 38
V
Vagrants, 302
Variation, 443
Variate difference correlation, 121
Vasectomy, 184
Vassar College, 240
Vedder, E. B. , 387
Veblen, T. , 228
Venereal diseases, 248, 251
Venereal infection, 386
Vermont, 326
Vestigial, 443
Victor Emmanuel, 19
Villard, O. G. , 294
Vineland, N. J. , 71
Vineyard, Martha's, 154
Virginia, 326
Vision, 59
Vocational guidance, 371
Vocational training, 371
Voisin, 206
Volta bureau, 154
W
Wales, 122, 138
Wallin, J. E. W. , 188
Walter, H. E. , 435
War, 318
Warne, F. J. , 304
Washington, 192, 208
Washington, D. C. , 154, 233, 261, 286
Washington, G. , 337
Washington Seminary, 242
Weakness, matings involving, 200
Webb, S. , 269
Wedgewood, E. , 208
Weismann, A. , 25, 26, 44, 431
Weldon, W. F. R. , 99, 118
Wellesley College, 235, 239, 242, 262, 263
Wellesley scholarships, 262
Welsh, 259, 311
West, B. , 342
West, J. , 132
West north central states, 358
West south central states, 358
West Virginia, 187
Westergaard, H. , 57
Wheat, 104
Whetham, W. C. D. , 435, 436
White slavery, 193
Whitman, C. O. , 348
Who's Who, 246
Willcox, W. F. , 269
Williams, W. , 303
William the Conqueror, 338
William of Occam, 93
William of Orange, 19
William the Silent, 19
Wilson, J. A. , 13
Wilson, W. , 310
Wisconsin, 172, 194
Wisconsin, University of, 45, 63, 244
Woman suffrage, 380
Woman's colleges, 383
Woods, A. W. , 334
Woods, E. B. , 372, 373
Woods, F. A. , 3, 17, 18, 19, 89, 144, 260, 327, 341, 373
Wright, L. E. , 314
Wright, S. , vi. , 433
Y
Yale College, 245, 265, 266
Yerkes, R. M. , 87, 88
Young Men's Christian Association, 155, 235, 336
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor, 234
Young Women's Christian Association, 235
Yule, G. U. , 144
Z
Zero Family, 168
Zygote, 26, 443
Zymotic, 443
Zulus, 284
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FOOTNOTES
[1] See Woods, Frederick Adams, "Laws of Diminishing Environmental
Influences," _Popular Science Monthly_, April, 1910, pp. 313-336;
Huxley, J. S. , _The Individual in the Animal Kingdom_, Cambridge and New
York, 1912. Pike, F. H. , and Scott, E. L. , "The Significance of Certain
Internal Conditions of the Organism in Organic Evolution," _American
Naturalist_, Vol. XLIX, pp. 321-359, June, 1915.
[2] There is one line of experiment which is simple and striking enough
to deserve mention--namely, ovarian transplantation. A description of
this is given in Appendix A.
[3] Galton, Francis, _Inquiries into Human Faculty_, 1907 edition, pp.
153-173. This volume of Galton's, which was first published in 1883, has
been reissued in Everyman's Library, and should be read by all
eugenists.
[4] What is said here refers to positive correlations, which are the
only kind involved in this problem. Correlations may also be negative,
lying between 0 and -1; for instance, if we measured the correlation
between a man's lack of appetite and the time that had elapsed since his
last meal, we would have to express it by a negative fraction, the minus
sign showing that the greater his satiety, the less would be the time
since his repast. The best introduction to correlations is Elderton's
_Primer of Statistics_ (London, 1912).
[5] Dr. Thorndike's careful measurements showed that it is impossible to
draw a hard and fast line between identical twins and ordinary twins.
There is no question as to the existence of the two kinds, but the
ordinary twins may happen to be so nearly alike as to resemble identical
twins. Accordingly, mere appearance is not a safe criterion of the
identity of twins. His researches were published in the _Archives of
Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods_, No. 1, New York, 1905.
[6] _A First Study of the Inheritance of Vision and the Relative
Influence of Heredity and Environment on Sight. _ By Amy Barrington and
Karl Pearson. Eugenics Laboratory (London), Memoir Series V.
[7] Dr. James Alexander Wilson, assistant surgeon of the Opthalmic
Institute, Glasgow, published an analysis of 1,500 cases of myopia in
the _British Medical Journal_, p.
Dugdale, R. L. , 159
Durant scholarship, 262
Dyer family, 206
Dynamic evolution, 421
Dynamic of manhood, 223
Dysgenic, definition of, 438
Dysgenic types, 176
E
Earle, E. L. , 94
Early marriages, 247
Eastern Europe, 427
East, E. M. , 104
East north central states, 358
East south central states, 358
Ebbinghaus tests, 288
Economic determinism, 365
Economic equality of sexes, 380
Economic status, 250
Economic standing of parents, 370
Edinburgh, 57
Education, 219, 221
Education, compulsory, 368
Education and race suicide, 253
Edwards, J. , 161
Egypt, 206
Egyptian, 285, Fig. 6
Elderton, E. M. , 10, 55, 57, 60, 122, 153, 413
Elderton, W. P. , 124
Elevation of standards, 277
Ellis, H. , 96, 224, 379
Ellis Island, 302, 303, 427
Emancipation of women, 364
Emerson, R. A. , 104
Endogamy, 222, 438
England, 15, 16, 121, 122, 138, 237, 381, 427, 432
English, 259, 311, 321, 426, 427, 428
Epilepsy, 58, 79
Epileptics, 193, 302
Eskimo, 49, 127
Estabrook, A. H. , 143, 159, 168
Equalitarianism, 362
Equality, 229
Equality of opportunity, 366
Equal pay for equal work, 380
Essence of Mendelism, 429
Eugenic aspect of specific reforms, 352
Eugenic laws, 191
Eugenic marriages, 352
Eugenics and euthenics, 438
Eugenics Education Society, 153
Eugenics movement, 147
Eugenics registry, 350
Eugenics Record Office, 153, 194, 202, 348, 349, 436
Eugenics Review, 436
Eugenics and social welfare, Bulletin, 435
Euthenics, 155, 415, 416, 417, 438
Euthenics, eugenics and, 402
Eye, 59
Evolution, 438
Exogamy, 22, 438
F
Facial attractiveness, 215
Fairchild, H. P. , 308
Family alignment, 229
Faraday, M. , 334
Farrabee, W. C. , 132
Fecundal selection, 137
Feebly inhibited, 182
Feeble minded, 157, 172, 302
Feeble-mindedness, 71, 176
Fere, C. S. , 44
Fernandez brothers, 314
Ferguson, G. O. , Jr. , 287, 288
Fertility, relative, 247
Filipinos, 315
Financial aspect, 173
Financial success, 219
Finger prints, Fig. 25
Finger tip, Figs. 21, 22
Finns, 299, 302, 311
Fishberg, M. , 126
Florida, 187
Foot, Egyptian, Fig. 6
Foreign-born, 238
Formal social functions, 236
Foster, M. , 29
France, 138, 155, 206, 237
Franco-Prussian war, 321
Franklin, B. , 230
Frederick the Great, 19
Fredericksburg, Va. , 288
Freiburg, University, of, 125
French-Canadians, 259
French revolution, 18
Freud, S. , 213
G
Gallichan, W. , 252
Galton, Eugenics Laboratory, 153, 349
Galton, F. , V, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 89, 90, 95, 99, 110, 111,
112, 113, 147, 148, 151, 152, 162, 222, 228, 230, 247, 342, 435
Galton Laboratory of National Eugenics, 269, 436
Galton-Pearson law, 113, 114
Gamete, 439
Garibaldi, G. , 19
Garrison, W. L. , 295, 296
Genealogical Record Office, 402, 405, 407, 409, 411, 412
Genealogy and eugenics, 329, 439
Genesis, 64
Genetics, 340, 439
Genius, hereditary, 151
George, F. O. , 234
Georgia, 187
Geographical distribution, 261
German, 35, 259, 280, 311
German society for race hygiene, 163
Germany, 20, 137, 155, 299, 360
Germinal, 439
Germ-plasm, 25, 429, 440
Ghetto, 305
Gifted families, 213
Gillette, J. M. , 356, 358, 359
Gilman, C. P. , 378
Gilmore, C. F. , 136, 216, 227
Gini, C. , 344, 346
Giotto, 342
Gochuico, Ricardo, 315
Goddard, H. H. , 71, 105, 108, 160, 176, 188
Gonorrhea, 63
Goodrich, M. T. , 333
Goring, C. , 124, 214
Grant, Madison, 301, 420
Grant, U. S. , 374
Great Britain, 130, 232
Great race, 426
Great war, ix, 298, 327
Greek idea of eugenics, 150
Greek slaves, 284
Greeks, 299, 302, 321, 427
Greenwood lake, 233
Growth of eugenics, 147
Gruber von, and Rubin, 204
Guatemala Indians, 356
Guinea pigs, 45, 419
Gulick, J. T. , 134
Gulick, L. H. , 223
Gulick, S. L. , 311, 313
Gustavus Adolphus, 19
Guyer, M. F. , 194, 435
H
Habitual criminal, 194
Hair, white blaze in, 433
Haiti, 284, 289
Hall, G. S. , 225
Hall of Fame, 17, 19
Hamilton, A. E. , 278, 433, 435
Hankins, F. H. , 237
Hanks Family, 333
Hap, L. , 314
Hapaa, 131
Harrison, Mrs. E. H. , 154
Harris, J. A. , 100, 211, 404
Hart, H. H. , 186
Hartford, Conn. , 261
Harvard University, 87, 245, 246, 266
Health, 219, 221
Heape, W. , 419
Hebrews, 41, 302
Hebrews, East European, 299
Hebrews, Russian, 302
Heller, L. L. 64
Helsingfors, 54
Hemophilia, 38, 40, 433
Hereditary genius, 16, 151
Hereditary, 440
Heredity, laws of, 99
Heredity, talent and genius, 151
Heron, D. , 14, 15, 140, 153
Herzegovinians, 311
Heterozygote, 440
Heterozygous, 427, 433
Hewes, A. , 240
Hibbs, H. H. , Jr. , 411
Hickory Family, 168
Higher education, 276
Hill folk, 168
Hill, J. A. , 268
Hindus, 305
Hitchcock, C. H. , 333
Hodge, 44
Hoffman, F. L. , 128, 259
Holland, 137, 143, 155
Hollingworth, H. L. , 342
Home acquaintances, 234
Homo sapiens, 300
Homozygote, 440
Homozygous, 427
Hooker, J. , 68
Hopetown, 203
Hormones, 440
Horsley, V. , 55
Housekeeping, 219, 221
Housing, 376
Howard, A. , 104
Howard, G. , 104
Howard University, 388
Hrdlicka, A. , 285, 424, 426, 427, 428
Huguenots, 424, 427
Humanistic religion, 396
Humanitarian aspect, 171
Hungary, 155, 302
Hunter, W. , 69
Huntington, E. , 42
Huntington's Chorea, 180
Huxley, J. L. , 3
Hyde Family, 346, 411
I
Idiots, 188, 302
Illegitimacy, 325
Illegitimate children, 208, 386
Illinois, 172, 208
Illinois, University of, 244
Ilocano, 315
Imbeciles, 188
Immigration, 298
Immigration Commission, 304, 310
Immortality, 29
Improvement of sexual selection, 211
Inborn, definition of, 440
Inborn characters, 32
Income Tax, 353
Increasing the marriage rate of the superior, 237
Indiana, 172, 179, 208
Indian, American, 49, 130
Individualism, 253
Induction, 440
Infant mortality, 121, 413
Infant mortality movement, 414
Infusorian, 26
Inherent, 440
Inheritance of mental capacities, 84
Inheritance Tax, 353
Innate, 441
Inkowa Camp, 233
Inquiries into human faculty, 5, 152
Insane, 15, 302
Insanity, 178
Institut Solvay, 155
Intelligence, 106
Intermarriage, 206
International Eugenics Congress, 155
International Eugenics Society, 155
Iowa, 208
Isabella, Queen of Spain, 19
Ishmael Family, 168
Islam, 284
Italian, 41, 259, 299, 302, 308, 311
Italians, Southern, 304
Italy, 19, 137
Ireland, 299
Irish, 41, 259, 311, 427
J
Jacob, 64
Jamaica, 289
James, W. , 51, 327
Japan, 137
Japanese, 127
Japanese immigration, 312
Jefferson, T. , 75
Jefferson Reformatory, 191
Jena, Battle of, 321
Jenks, A. E. , 295, 314
Jenks, J. W. , 308
Jennings, H. S. , 105
Jesus, 396
Jews, 52, 133, 284, 304
Jewish eugenics, 394
Jewish race, 358
Johnson, E. H. , 282
Johnson, R. H. , vi, 117
Johnstone, E. R. , 188
Jones, E. , 213
Jordan, D. S. , 323, 326
Jordan, H. E. , 323
Journal of Heredity, 154, 436
Judaism, 394
Juke family, 143, 159, 168, 169
K
Kafirs, 285
Kaiser of Germany, 204
Kallikak Family, 160
Kansas, 172, 194, 208
Kansas City, Mo. , 261
Kansas State Agrigultural College, 244
Kechuka Camp, 435
Kellogg, V. , 215, 321, 318
Kelsey, C. , 435
Kentucky, 172
Keys, F. M. , Fig. 1
Key, W. E. , 168
Knopf, S. A. , 127
Kornhauser, A. W. , 370
Kuczynski, R. R. , 260
L
Laban, 64
Laitinen, T. , 54, 55
Lamarck, J. B. , 37
Lamarckian, 35
Lamarckian Theory, 421
Lamarckism, 37
Late marriages, 218
Latent, 441
Lauck, W. J. , 308
Laughlin, H. H. , 341
Law, 441
Laws, eugenic, 196
Laws of heredity, 99
Lead, 57, 63, Fig. 7
League to enforce peace, 328
Lechoco, F. , 314
Legal aspects, 194
Legislative aspects, 194
Leipzig, 321
Lethal chamber, 184
Lethal selection, 145
Levantines, 299
Lewin, G. R. L. , 62
Lim, B. , 314
Lincoln, A. , 20, 333
Lincoln, T. , 333
Lithuanians, 311
Living wage, 375
Loeb, J. , 379
Lombroso, C. , 179, 182
London, 140, 141
Longevity, 403
Longfellow, H. E. , 153
Lorenz, O. , 330
Loscin and Lascin, 314
Louisiana, 187, 296
Lunatics, 193
Lutz, F. E. , Fig. 16
Luzon, 315
Lynn, Mass. , 261
M
Macedonia, 326
MacNicholl, T. A. , 55, 56
Madonnas, 397
Magyars, 299, 302, 427
Maine, 172
Maine, University of, 47
Mairet, 44
Maize, 104
Malaria, 63
Malayans, 315
Mall, Bean &, 285
Malone, Widow, 204
Malthus, 117, 134, 145, 151
Mamelukes, 284
Management, 221
Manchester, 57
Mann, Mrs. Horace, 153
Marks, school, 216
Marriage laws, 196
Marriage rate, 237
Marshall, Gov. Thomas R. , 191
Martha's Vineyard, 154
Maryland, 206
Massachusetts, 123, 241, 255, 259, 260, 261, 295, 326
Mass. Agricultural College, 255
Mass. State Prison, 182
Maternal impression, 64
Maternity, 221
Mayo, M. J. , 286
Mean American man, 425
Mechanism of inheritance, 431
Mecklin, J. M. , 280, 281, 283
Medical colleges, 246
Mediterranean, 49, 52
Mediterranean race, 280, 357
Melting pot, 424, 428
Mendel, G. , 427
Mendelian units, 105
Mendelism, 430, 441
Mendelism, essence of, 427
Mendelssohn, F. B. , 96
Mental capacities, inheritance of, 84
Mental measurements, 75
Mesocephalic heads, 427
Mestizos, 314
Methodist clergymen, 270
Methods of restriction, 184
Metis, Spanish, 314
Meyerbeer, G. , 96
Mice, 45
Michigan, 172, 194
Middle Atlantic states, 358
Middletown, Conn. , 192
Military celibacy, 320
Miller, K. , 388
Mill, J. S. , 165, 174
Milton, J. , 21
Minimum wage, 374
Minnesota, 172, 202
Miscegenation, 209, 291
Missouri, 208, 288
Modesty, 251
Modification of the germ-plasm, 25
Mohammed, 179
Money, 229
Monogamy, 222, 387
Moody, L. , 153
Moral equivalent of war, 27
Moral perverts, 193
Moravians, 311
Mores, 222, 441
Morgan, A. , 233
Morgan, T. H. , 4, 100, 101
Mormon Church, 273
Moron, 188
Mothers' pensions, 375, 376
Mother's age, influence of, 347
Motivated ethics, 394
Mountain states, 358
Mount Holyoke College, 240, 263
Movement, eugenic, 147
Mozambique, 129
Mulatto, 288
Muller, H. J. , 101, Fig. 19
Multiple factors, 104
Muncey, E. B. , 433
Murphey, H. D. , 242
Music, 96
Mutation, 441
Mutilations, 38
Myopia, 13, 59
McDonald, A. , 286
N
Nam Family, 143, 168
Naples, 303
Napoleon, 18, 179, 321
Nashville, Tenn. , 261
Nasmyth, G. , 322
National army, 319
National association for the advancement of colored people, 294, 295
National committee for mental hygiene, 172
Native whites, 238
Natural inheritance, 152
Natural selection, 148
Nature, 1
Nearing, S. , 261
Nebraska, 208
Negroes, 238, 280
Negro women, 387
Nevada, 187, 192, 296
New England, 260, 265, 274, 291, 358, 426
New Hampshire, 208
New Haven, Conn. , 261
New Jersey, 179, 193, 202
New Mexico, 187
Newport News, Va.
, 288
Newsholme A. , 140, 141
New York, 11, 77, 172, 182, 186, 193, 233, 282, 286
New world, 324
Nice, 45, 47
Nicolin, 45
Night-blindness, 109, 433
Nilsson-Ehle, H. , 104
Nobility, 118
Nordic, 426
Nordic race, 280, 301, 357
Normal curve, 441
Normal school girls, 262
Norman conquest, 338
Normandy, 338
North Carolina, 326
North Dakota, 193
North European, 426
North Italians, 427
Northern United States, 326
Norway, 137
Norwich, Conn. , 192
Novikov, J. , 322
Nucleus, 441
Nurture, 1
O
Oberlin college, 244
Occupation, diseases of, 62
Odin, A. , 258
Ohio, 172
Ohio State University, 244
Oklahoma, 202, 208
Oliver, T. , 62
Oregon, 208
Organization of industry, 307
Oriental immigration, 313
Origin of eugenics, 147
Orthodactyly, 101, 102, 384, 433
Ovarian transplantation, 419
Ovize, 44
P
Pacific, 358
Paget parish, Bermuda, 205
Paine, J. H. , Figs. 16, 21
Paraguay, 325
Parents of great men, 423
Paris, 140, 155
Parker, G. , 233
Parole, 209
Partial segregation, 250
Past performance, 342
Passing of the great race, 426
Pasteur, L. , 333, 334
Patent, definition of, 441
Paternity, 219
Paul, C. , 63
Paupers, 157, 302
Pearl, R. , 47, 48, 99, 423
Pearson, K. , 10, 12, 55, 56, 57, 60, 85, 93, 99, 118, 119, 120,
121, 122, 124, 125, 126, 127, 134, 143, 144, 153, 212, 215,
224, 227, 231, 232, 344, 348, 349, 368, 404, 408, 409, 411,
413, 428, 433
Pedagogical celibacy, 390
Peerage, 232
Pennsylvania, 167, 187, 202, 208
Pennsylvania Dutch, 424
Pennsylvania, feeble-minded citizens of, 168
Pennsylvania, University of, 132
Penrose, C. A. , 203
Perrin, 372
Percy, H. , Fig. 19
Perry, S. J. , 124
Persians, 321
Perversion, 248
Pessimism, 247
Peters, I. L. , 226
Phi Beta Kappa, 241, 262
Philanthropy, 33
Philippine islands, 313
Philippines, 324
Phillips, B. A. , 287
Phillips, J. C. , 245, 267, 419
Phthisis, 126
Physical care of the infant, 278
Physical culture, 219
Physico-chemical effects, 38
Piang, Datto, 314
Piebaldism, 103, 433, Fig. 20
Pike, F. H. , 3
Pikipitanges, 132
Pilgrim fathers, 424
Piney folk, 168
Pitcairn islanders, 300
Pittsburgh, 138
Pittsburgh, University of, 234
Pituitary gland, 103
Plato, 150
Ploetz, A. , 118, 119, 408, 409, 410
Plymouth, England, 118
Poisons, racial, 48, 61, 63, Fig. 7
Poles, 259, 299, 427
Polygamy, 387
Polynesians, 127, 129
Pope, E. G. , 124
Popenoe, C. H. , 78
Popenoe, P. , vi, 244, 245, 270, 402, 423
Population, Malthusian, 151
Portland, Ore. , 261
Portuguese, 299, 302
Possible improvement of the human breed, etc. , 152
Poulton, E. B. , 43
Powys, A. O. , 272, 346
Pragmatic school, 352
Preferential mating, 214
Pre-natal care, 70
Pre-natal culture, 70
Pre-natal influence, 64
Pre-natal life, 155
Princeton college, 249
Probability curve, 78, 80, 441
Proctor fellowship, 249
Production, 307
Professional classes, 232
Professor's families, 228
Progressive changes, 39
Prohibited degrees of marriage, 222
Prohibition, 389
Propaganda, eugenic, 195
Prophylaxis, 252
Prostitution, 251
Protestant Christianity, 274
Protoplasm, 442
Prussia, 121, 321
Pseudo-celibacy, 248
Psychiatry, 442
Psychopathic inferiority, 302
Ptolemies, 206
Public charities association, 168
Punishment, 192
Punitive purpose, 192
Puritan, 298
Pyle, W. H. , 287
Q
Quadruplets, Fig. I
Quaker families, 118, 144
Quakers, English, 411
R
Rabaud, E. , 73
Rabbits, 45
Race betterment conference, first, 1
Race suicide, 257
Racial poisons, 48, 61, 63, 338, Fig. 7
Radot, R. V. , 333
Rapists, 193
Recessive, 433, 442
Reconstruction period, 325
Redfield, C. L. , 40, 421, 422, 423
Refraction, 59
Regression, 112, 442
Reid, G. A. , 50, 125, 129
Religion and eugenics, 393
Remote ancestors, 338
Research fellowship, 153
Reserve, 251
Restriction, methods of, 184
Restrictive eugenics, 175, 184
Retrogression, 42
Revolutionary war, 426
Reward and punishment, 395
Rhode Island, 261
Rice, J. M. , 95
Richmond, Va. , 288
Riis, J. , 1
Roman catholic church, 273
Roman republic, 284
Rome custodial asylum, 186
Roosevelt, T. , 308
Ross, E. A. , X, 301
Roumanians, 299, 311, 427
Round-headed type, 427
Rousseau, J. J. , 75
Royal families, 17, 20, 118, 410
Rubin, von Gruber and, 204
Ruskin, 342
Russell Sage Foundation, 186
Russia, 137, 302, 325
Russian Jews, 427
Russians, 259, 302, 311, 427
Russo-Hebrew, 302
Russo-Japanese war, 321
Ruthenians, 311
S
Sacerdotal celibacy, 222
St. Louis, 154
St. Paul, public schools of, 372
Salpingectomy, 185
San Domingo, 289
Save the babies propaganda, 273, 412
Saxon, 426
Scandinavia, 299
Scandinavian, 311
Schonberg, Berlin, 382
School acquaintance, 234
Schuster, E. , 93, 153, 435
Scope of eugenics, 152
Scotch, 259, 311
Scotland, 237
Scrub, 229
Seashore, C. E. , 343
Segregation, 88, 185, 430, 442
Selection, 442
Selection, natural, 148
Selective conscription, 320
Self-repression, 251
Sewall, S. E. , 153
Sex determination, 347
Sex equality, 379
Sex ethics, 252
Sex histories, 252
Sex hygiene movement, 385
Sex hygienists, 154
Sex-limited, 442
Sex-linked, 442
Sex-linked characters, 433
Sexual perverts, 193
Sexual selection, 136, 215, 262, 325, 442
Sexual variety, 247
Shepherd's purse, 104
Shinn, M. W. , 243
Short-fingerness, 102
Shorthorn cattle, 423
Short-sightedness, 12
Shull, G. H. , 104
Sibs, 202
Sidis, B. , 86
Simpson, Q. V. , Fig. 20
Single tax, 353
Sing Sing, 182
Sixty family, 168
Slavs, 299, 304
Smith's island, 206
Smith, M. R. , 241, 265
Snow, E. C. , 121, 413
Social status, 229
Socialism, 362
Solvay Institut, 155
Soma, 443
Somerset parish, Bermuda, 205
South Atlantic, 358
South Carolina, 187
South Dakota, 208, 296
South Italians, 427
South Slavs, 302
Southern United States, 291, 325
Southwestern state normal school, 217
Spain, 19, 137
Spanish, 324
Spanish conquest, 131
Spanish wells, 203
Spartans, 171
Spencer, H. , 33, 34, 35, 41, 136, 165, 348
Spermatozoa, 45
Spirochaete, 62
Sprague, R. J. , 240, 253, 255, 262
Standards of education, 275
Stanford University, 245
Starch, D. , 21
State Board of Charities of New York, 435
Station for Experimental Evolution, 100
Sterilization, 185
Stetson, G. R. , 286
Stevenson, R. L. , 131, 301
Stiles, C. W. , 291
Stockard, C. R. , 44, 45, 47
Strong, A. C. , 287
Stuart line, 19
Sturge, M. D. , 55
Sturtevant, A. H. , 101
Subordination of women, 362
Substitution tests, 288
Superficial characteristics, 227
Superior, marriage rate of, 237
Superiority of eldest, 344
Sweden, 138, 155
Swedes, 259
Switzerland, 56, 138, 155
Symphalangism, 433, Fig. 17
Syphilis, 63
Syphilitics, 193
Syracuse University, 245
Syrians, 299, 302
T
Taboo, 222, 297
Tail-male line, 331
Talent, hereditary, 151
Tarbell, I. M. , 333
Tasmania, 131, 132
Taxation, 352
Taylor, J. H. , Figs. 22, 25
Telegony, 73
Ten commandments, 394
Tennessee, 187
Terman, L. M. , 106
Teutonic, 426
Teutonic nations, 52
Texas, 202
Theism, 398
Theistic religion, 395
Theognis of Megara, 150
Therapeutic, 192
Thirty Years' war, 326
Thompson, J. A. , 29, 34, 435
Thorndike, E. L. , 10, 11, 21, 76, 79, 90, 91, 373
Threadworn, 7
Tobacco, 45, 63
Todde, C. , 45
Trades unionism, 388
Training school of Vineland, N. J. , 188
Trait, 443
Transmissibility, 38
Tropical fevers, 133
Tropics, 35
Truro, 206
Tuberculosis, 57, 124, 199, 302
Turkey, 137
Turkish, 311
Turner, J. M. W. , 68, 342
Turpitude, moral, 194
Twins, 90, Figs. 24, 25
U
Unfitness, 121
Unit-character, 443
United States, 16, 24, 137, 155, 289, 291, 407
U. S. public health service, 303
University of London, 153
University of Pittsburgh, 216
Unlike, marriage of, 212
Uruguay, 325
Use and disuse, 38
Useful works of reference, 435
Utah, 187, 208
Uterine infection, 38
V
Vagrants, 302
Variation, 443
Variate difference correlation, 121
Vasectomy, 184
Vassar College, 240
Vedder, E. B. , 387
Veblen, T. , 228
Venereal diseases, 248, 251
Venereal infection, 386
Vermont, 326
Vestigial, 443
Victor Emmanuel, 19
Villard, O. G. , 294
Vineland, N. J. , 71
Vineyard, Martha's, 154
Virginia, 326
Vision, 59
Vocational guidance, 371
Vocational training, 371
Voisin, 206
Volta bureau, 154
W
Wales, 122, 138
Wallin, J. E. W. , 188
Walter, H. E. , 435
War, 318
Warne, F. J. , 304
Washington, 192, 208
Washington, D. C. , 154, 233, 261, 286
Washington, G. , 337
Washington Seminary, 242
Weakness, matings involving, 200
Webb, S. , 269
Wedgewood, E. , 208
Weismann, A. , 25, 26, 44, 431
Weldon, W. F. R. , 99, 118
Wellesley College, 235, 239, 242, 262, 263
Wellesley scholarships, 262
Welsh, 259, 311
West, B. , 342
West, J. , 132
West north central states, 358
West south central states, 358
West Virginia, 187
Westergaard, H. , 57
Wheat, 104
Whetham, W. C. D. , 435, 436
White slavery, 193
Whitman, C. O. , 348
Who's Who, 246
Willcox, W. F. , 269
Williams, W. , 303
William the Conqueror, 338
William of Occam, 93
William of Orange, 19
William the Silent, 19
Wilson, J. A. , 13
Wilson, W. , 310
Wisconsin, 172, 194
Wisconsin, University of, 45, 63, 244
Woman suffrage, 380
Woman's colleges, 383
Woods, A. W. , 334
Woods, E. B. , 372, 373
Woods, F. A. , 3, 17, 18, 19, 89, 144, 260, 327, 341, 373
Wright, L. E. , 314
Wright, S. , vi. , 433
Y
Yale College, 245, 265, 266
Yerkes, R. M. , 87, 88
Young Men's Christian Association, 155, 235, 336
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor, 234
Young Women's Christian Association, 235
Yule, G. U. , 144
Z
Zero Family, 168
Zygote, 26, 443
Zymotic, 443
Zulus, 284
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FOOTNOTES
[1] See Woods, Frederick Adams, "Laws of Diminishing Environmental
Influences," _Popular Science Monthly_, April, 1910, pp. 313-336;
Huxley, J. S. , _The Individual in the Animal Kingdom_, Cambridge and New
York, 1912. Pike, F. H. , and Scott, E. L. , "The Significance of Certain
Internal Conditions of the Organism in Organic Evolution," _American
Naturalist_, Vol. XLIX, pp. 321-359, June, 1915.
[2] There is one line of experiment which is simple and striking enough
to deserve mention--namely, ovarian transplantation. A description of
this is given in Appendix A.
[3] Galton, Francis, _Inquiries into Human Faculty_, 1907 edition, pp.
153-173. This volume of Galton's, which was first published in 1883, has
been reissued in Everyman's Library, and should be read by all
eugenists.
[4] What is said here refers to positive correlations, which are the
only kind involved in this problem. Correlations may also be negative,
lying between 0 and -1; for instance, if we measured the correlation
between a man's lack of appetite and the time that had elapsed since his
last meal, we would have to express it by a negative fraction, the minus
sign showing that the greater his satiety, the less would be the time
since his repast. The best introduction to correlations is Elderton's
_Primer of Statistics_ (London, 1912).
[5] Dr. Thorndike's careful measurements showed that it is impossible to
draw a hard and fast line between identical twins and ordinary twins.
There is no question as to the existence of the two kinds, but the
ordinary twins may happen to be so nearly alike as to resemble identical
twins. Accordingly, mere appearance is not a safe criterion of the
identity of twins. His researches were published in the _Archives of
Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods_, No. 1, New York, 1905.
[6] _A First Study of the Inheritance of Vision and the Relative
Influence of Heredity and Environment on Sight. _ By Amy Barrington and
Karl Pearson. Eugenics Laboratory (London), Memoir Series V.
[7] Dr. James Alexander Wilson, assistant surgeon of the Opthalmic
Institute, Glasgow, published an analysis of 1,500 cases of myopia in
the _British Medical Journal_, p.
