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A Abderholden, E., 422 Acquired character, 437 Administrative aspects, 194 Adult mortality, 345 Afghans, 321 Africa, 290, 291 Agriculture, 307 Aguinaldo, E., 314 Aims of eugenics, 152 Alabama, 187, 202, 296 Alaska, 187 Albinism, 433 Alcohol, 44, 48, 49, 130 Alcoholism, 213, 302 Aleurone, 104 Allelomorphism, 437 Allelomorphs, 108, 427, 437 Alpine Type, 427 America, 432 American Breeders Assn., 154, 194 American Breeders Magazine, 154 American Prison Assn., 182 American Genetic Assn., 154, 277 American stock, 258, 424 Americans, 427, 428 American-Chinese Marriages, 313 Amherst College, 255, 266 Amoy, 315 Ancestral Inheritance Law, 112 Anglian, 426 Anglo-Saxon, 426 Anthropological Soc. of Denmark, 155 Apartment houses, 377 Appearance, 219, 221 Appropriate opportunity, 366 Arabs, 230, 280 Argentina, 326 Aristocracy, 362 Aristodemocracy, 362 Aristotle, 32 Arizona, 187 Arkansas, 241 Armenians, 299, 302, 427 Army, American, 83 Arnold, M., 394 Arsenic, 63 Art, 96 Asiatic immigration, 311 Asiatic Turkey, 299 Assortative mating, 126, 211 Athenians, 133 Atrophy of optic nerve, 433 Atwater, W. O., 422 Austria, 137, 155 Australian, 129 Australian marriages, 222 Automobile, effect of 377 B Baby saving campaign, 408 Bachelors, tax on, 353 Back to the farm movement, 355 Backward children, 188 Bahama Islands, 203 Baker, O. E., 6 Baltzly, A., 327 Banker, H. J., 267, 245 Banns, 197 Barrington, A., 13 Batz, 207 Baur, E., 104 Bean and Mall, 285 Beans, Fig. 13. Beeton, M., 144, 404, 408, 411 Beggars, 302 Belgium, 138, 155, 324 Bell, A. G., 144, 183, 226, 345, 347, 350, 402, 407, 411 Bentham, J., 165 Berlin, 140 Bermuda, 205 Bertholet, E., 57 Bertillon, J., 140 Besant, A., 269 Better babies movement, 155 Bezzola, D., 56 Billings, W. C., 313 Binet tests, 287 Biometric method, 31 Biometry, 437 Birth control, 269 Bisexual societies, 234 Bismarck, von, O. E. L., 422 Blakeslee, A. F., Figs. 2, 3, 13, 14 Blascoe, F., 282 Bleeders, 38 Blind, 156 Blindness, 32 Blücher, von G. L., 321 Blumer, J. C., 244 Boas, F., 41, 282, 283 Boer War, 321 Boer-Hottentot mulattoes, 300 Body-plasm, 27 Bohemians, 311, 427 Boston, Mass., 261, 182 Boveri, T., 27 Brachybioty, 409 Brachycephalic heads, 427 Brachydactyly, 433, 437, Fig. 17 Bradlaugh, C., 269 Brazil, 325 Breton race, 273 Bridges, C. B., 101 Brigham Young College, 219 British, 427 British Columbia, 305 British Indian immigration, 312 Bruce, H. A., 23 Bryn Mawr College, 240, 263 Burris, W. P., 97 C Cæsar, J., 179, 207 Caffeine, 45 California, 172, 192 California University, 100 Cambridge graduates, 428 Cambridge, Mass., 261 Cape Cod, 206 Carnegie Institution of Washington, 154 Carnegie, Margaret Morrison, School, 278 Carpenter, E., 379 Carver, T. N., 305, 367 Castle, C. S., 243 Castle, W. E., 87, 100, 105, 108, 300, 419, 435, Fig. 20 Catlin, G., 130 Cattell, J. McK., 20, 21, 268, 269 Cavour, C. B., 19 Celibacy, 173 Celtic, 41 Celto-Slav Type, 427 Central Europe, 427 Ceylon, 129 Character, 219, 221, 437 Charm and taboo, 395 Chastity, 251, 386 Chicago, Ill., 182, 261 Chicks, 47 Child bearing, Effect of, 346 Child Labor, 368 Childless wives, 268 Child mortality, 403, 407 Children surviving per capita, 267 China, 20, 137, 274 Chinese, 315, 397, Fig. 5 Chinese immigration, 321 Chorea, Huntingdon's, 109, 433 Christianity, 171, 394 Chromosomes, 87, 431, 437 Church acquaintances, 234 Civic Club (Pittsburgh, Penn.), 371 Civil War, 268, 301, 321, 326, 402 Cleopatra, 207 Climate, 42 Cobb, M. V., 96 Co-education, 267, 383 Coefficient of correlation, 212 Coercive means, 184 Cold Spring Harbor, 100 Coldness, 251 Cole, L. J., 45, 51, 63, Fig. 7 Collateral inheritance, 404 College women, 241 Collins, G. N., 104 Colonial ancestry, 426 Colony plan, 188 Color line, 280 Color-blindness, 109, 433 Columbus, C., 132 Columbia, District of, 187 Columbus, Ohio, 261 Columbia University, 10, 41, 100, 278 Combemale, 44 Compulsory education, 369 Confederate Army, 323 Congenital, 438 Conklin, E. G., 435 Connecticut, 76, 128, 192, 261, 326 Connecticut Agricultural College, 82, Fig. 14 Consanguinity, 207 Conscription, 319 Continuity of germ-plasm, 29 Controlled association tests, 288 Cook, O. F., 356 Corn, Fig. 2 Cornell Medical College, 45 Correlation, 13, 212, 438 Cost of clothing, 274 Cost of domestic labor, 275 Cost of food, 274 Cost of medical attention, 275 Courtis, S. A., 77 Cousins, 202 Criminals, 158, 182, 192 Croatians, 427 Crum, Frederick S., 259 Cushing, H., 102 Cynical attitude, 249 Cytology, 438 D Danes, 426 Dalmatians, 311 Dance acquaintances, 234 Dark family, 168 Darwin, C., 20, 21, 25, 68, 69, 117, 134, 147, 151, 174, 208, 214, 334 Darwinism, 214 Davenport, C. B., 66, 154, 159, 182, 202, 205, 208, 246, 338, 341, 342, 348, 349, 433, 435 Davies, Maria Thompson, 235 Deaf, 157 Deafness, 32, 154 Declaration of Independence, 75 Declining birth rate, 237, 256, 268, 400 Defective germ-plasm, 194 Defectives, 302 Definition of eugenics, 147, 152 Degenerate persons, 193 Delaware, 187 Delayed marriage, 217 Delinquents, 302 Demme, R., 56 Democracy, 360 Denmark, 137 Dependents, 302 Desirability of Restrictive Eugenics, 167 Destitute classes, 214 Determiners, 432, 438 Differences among men, 75 Diffloth, P., 222 Diseases, 38 Disease resistance, 402 Disposition, 219, 221 Distribution, 307 District of Columbia, 187 Divorce, 201 Dolichocephalic heads, 427 Doll, E. A., 421 Dominance, 438 Dominant, 433 Dress, 219, 221 Drinkwater, 342 Drosophila, 101 Drug fiends, 193 Drunkenness, 389 Dublin, L. I., 400 Dubois, P., 23, 24 DuBois, W. E. B., 295 Duncan, J. M., 247 Duncan, F. 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 Féré, 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 Hrdlička, 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 Plœtz, 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. 1 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 Schönberg, 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 Spirochæte, 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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Outlines of Sociology

By FRANK W. BLACKMAR Professor of Sociology in the University of Kansas AND JOHN L. GILLIN Associate Professor of Sociology in the University of Wisconsin

586 pp., crown octavo, $2.25

In this volume not only the theoretical phases of sociology are treated with some degree of completeness, but the practical bearings of the science are also brought out in a series of chapters dealing with social pathology and methods of social investigation. This survey of the whole field, including both the theoretical and the so-called "practical," finds its justification in the unity it gives to sociology in the mind of the beginner. It prevents that vicious one-sidedness sometimes resulting from a study of one phase of a subject before a general survey has been made. With this purpose in mind the subject-matter has been grouped under the following headings: Part I. The Nature and Import of Sociology; Part II. Social Evolution; Part III. Socialization and Social Control; Part IV. Social Ideals; Part V. Social Pathology; Part VI. Methods of Social Investigation; Part VII. The History of Sociology. It has been the endeavor of the authors to bring together in this book the results of the most recent discussions in the various fields of sociology, to present the accepted conclusions of sociologists respecting the origin, nature, structure, functions and abnormal phenomena of society without controversy, and in a simple, direct way suited to the ordinary college undergraduate.

Social Problems, A Study of Everyday Social Conditions

By EZRA THAYER TOWNE, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Political Science, Carleton College

$1.00

"A carefully written record and analysis of the growth in modern society of the attempt to deal intelligently with social problems, such, for instance, as immigration, unemployment, divorce, liquor, conservation, and so on. Dr. Towne has carried out this task with excellent judgment and intelligence. A valuable book for any library."—Outlook.

"A teacher would find this book admirable for private study; a solitary student with its aid might go far toward mastering these subjects."—Boston Transcript.

"Professor Towne of Carleton College has rendered good public service in furnishing the best introduction to the study of present day social conditions which has yet appeared for the use of high school and undergraduate college students. Up to date, well proportioned, progressive in attitude and spirit, yet conservatively sound in judgment, it can scarcely fail to fulfil its purpose to give to all who study it a 'better understanding of our own times' and proof of 'the possibility of wise, sane, constructive social action.'"—Survey.

"Prof. Towne aided by a lucid style and the ability to make statistics interesting has stripped the subjects he deals with to their barest necessities and has packed into the book the kind of information that will stimulate to further study and research those who are at all interested in strengthening civilization where evil conditions sap its vitality."—Philadelphia Press.

Outlines of Economics

By Richard T. Ely, Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Political Economy at the University of Wisconsin; Thomas S. Adams, Ph.D., Professor of Political Economy at Yale University; Max O. Lorenz, Associate Statistician of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and Professor A. A. Young of Cornell.

Third Revised Edition, Cloth, 8vo, $2.25

"It is a sign of the time when such a standard and authoritative book as this requires such revision for its third edition that it was not possible to use the old type. The chapters on transportation, insurance, socialism, and agriculture needed expansion to include legislation. The Federal Reserve system demanded a chapter to itself, and so did labor legislation. The statistics and references have been brought down to date, and the book in general is more useful to the teacher, and more attractive to the reader. The authors are both open-minded and conservative, not condemning new ideas for their newness nor yet accepting them for the same reason and without challenge. The book is a useful antidote to the economic poisons which command attention through their promises of the millennium, which they are less able to deliver, nevertheless, than writers like these whose imaginations and benevolence are corrected by their knowledge."—

New York Times.

"So far as the practical side of the subjects with which this volume deals is concerned, everything has been done by the authors to keep their work abreast of the times and the latest developments so that the readers and students may find there the important things of contemporary record as well as the highlights of economic history. The theoretical side of economics has not been neglected in this general revision and that chapter has been simplified and made more easily comprehensible to those first entering the study of this subject. This volume maintains the same high standard it held at the time it was first published. It is one of the best books on this subject."—

Philadelphia Press.

"Anyone who got his foundations in political economy out of the text-books of the last generation cannot fail to be struck with the enormous range of subjects covered in such a book as this, compared with what was then included; and there is always some danger that in the mind of the student this wealth of material, important as it is, may yet carry with it the drawback of more or less submerging the central truths. In Professor Ely's book, the distribution of emphasis, as well as of space, is such as to reduce this danger."—

The Nation.

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