INDEX

For an analysis of the several chapters, see Table of Contents. Abbadie, A. d' Aborigines About, E. Abstract ideas, like composite portraits; are formed with difficulty Admiralty, records of lives of sailors Adoption Africa, oxen; captive animals; races of men Alert, H.M.S., the crew of Alexander the Great, medals of; his help to Aristotle America, captive animals; change of population Animals and birds, their attachments and aversions ANTECHAMBER OF CONSCIOUSNESS ANTHROPOMETRIC REGISTERS; anthropometric committee; laboratories Appold, Mr. Arabs, their migrations Ashurakbal, his menagerie ASSOCIATIONS (see also Psychometric experiments) Assyria, captive animals Athletic feats in present and past generations Augive, or ogive Austin, A.L. Australia, tame kites; change of population Automatic thought Aversion Barclay, Capt., of Uri Barrel Barth, Dr. Bates, W.H. Baume, Dr. Belief (ie Faith) Bevington, Miss L. Bible, family Bidder, G. Blackburne, Mr. Blake, the artist Bleuler and Lehman Blind, the Blood, terror at BODILY QUALITIES Boisbaudran, Lecoq de Breaking out (violent passion) Brierre de Boismont Bruhl, Prof. Burton, Capt. Bushmen, their skill in drawing; in Damara Land Campbell, J. (of Islay) Candidates, selection of Captive Animals (see Domestication of Animals) Cats can hear very shrill notes Cattle, their terror at blood; gregariousness of; renders them easy to tend; cow guarding her newly-born calf; cattle highly prized by Damaras Celibacy as a religious exercise; effect of endowments upon; prudential; to prevent continuance of an inferior race Centesimal grades Chance, influence of, in test experiments Change, love of, characteristic of civilised man CHARACTER; observations on at schools; changing phases of Charterhouse College Cheltenham College Chess, played blindfold Children, mental imagery; associations; effect of illness on growth of head; moral impressions on; they and their parents understand each other; can hear shrill notes Chinese, the Clock face, origin of some Number-Forms Colleges, celibacy of Fellows of COLOUR ASSOCIATIONS (see also chap. on Visionaries); colour blindness Comfort, love of, a condition of domesticability Competitive examinations COMPOSITE PORTRAITURE; also Memoirs I., II., and III. in Appendix Composite origin of some visions; of ideas; of memories Composition, automatic; literary CONCLUSION Conscience, defective in criminals; its origin Consciousness (see Antechamber of); ignorance of its relation to the unconscious lives of cells of organism; its limited ken Consumption, types of features connected with Cooper, Miss CRIMINALS AND THE INSANE; criminals, their features; their peculiarities of character; their children Cromwell's soldiers Cuckoo DALTON, colour blindness was a Quaker Damaras, their grade of sensitivity; their wild cattle and gregariousness; their pride in them; races of men in Damara Land Dante Darwin, Charles, impulse given by him to new lines of thought; on conscience; notes on twins; letter of Mr. A. L. Austin forwarded by Darwin, Lieut., R.E., photographs of Royal Engineers Deaf-mutes Death, fear of; its orderly occurrence; death and reproduction of cells, and their unknown relation to consciousness Despine, Prosper Difference, verbal difficulty in defining many grades of Discipline, ascetic Discovery, H.M.S., the crew of Discrimination of weights by handling them, etc. Dividualism; also Doctrines, diversity of Dogs, their capacity for hearing shrill notes DOMESTICATION OF ANIMALS Dreaming Du Cane, Sir E. Duncan, Dr. Mathews EARLSWOOD ASYLUM for idiots EARLY AND LATE MARRIAGES EARLY SENTIMENTS Ecstasy Editors of newspapers Egg, raw and boiled, when spun Egypt, captive animals Ellis, Rev. Mr. (Polynesia) Emigrants, value of their breed; migration of barbarian races ENDOWMENTS ENERGY Engineers, Royal, features of English race, change of type; colour of hair; one direction in which it might be improved; change of stature; various components of ENTHUSIASM Epileptic constitution Eskimo, faculty of drawing and map-making Eugenic, definition of the word Events, observed order of Evolution, its effects are always behind-hand; its slow progress; man should deliberately further it Exiles, families of Experiments, psychometric FACES seen in the fire, on wall paper, etc., Faith Family likenesses; records; merit, marks for Fashion, changes of Fasting, visions caused by; fasting girls FEATURES Fellows of colleges Fertility at different ages; is small in highly-bred animals Fire-faces First Cause, an enigma Flame, sensitive, and high notes Fleas are healthful stimuli to animals Fluency of language and ideas Forest clearing Forms in which numerals are seen (see Number-Forms); months; letters; dates Foxes, preservation of France, political persecution in French, the, imaginative faculty of Friends, the Society of (see Quakers) GARCILASSO DE LA VEGA Generations, length of and effect in population; in town and country populations Generic images; theory of Geometric series of test-objects; geometric mean Gerard, Jules Gesture-language Gibbon, amphitheatrical shows Goethe and his visualised rose Gomara Goodwin, Mr. Grades, deficiency of in language; centesimal Graham, Dr., on idiots (note) GREGARIOUS AND SLAVISH INSTINCTS; gregariousness of cattle; gregarious animals quickly learn from one another Gull, Sir W., on vigour of members of large families; on medical life-histories Guy's Hospital Reports (consumptive types) Gypsies HAIR, colour of Hall, Capt. Hallucinations, cases of; origin of; of great men Handwriting; of twins Hanwell Asylum, lunatics when at exercise Hatherley, Lord Haweis, Mrs., words and faces; visions, Head measured for curve of growth Hearne (N. America) Height, comparative, of present and past generation, Henslow, Rev. G., imagery; Number-Forms; visions, Heredity, the family tie; of colour blindness in Quakers; of criminality; of faculty of visualising; of seeing Number-Forms; of colour associations with sound; of seership; of enthusiasm; of character and its help in the teaching of children by their parents; that of a good stock is a valuable patrimony, Hershon, Mr., the Talmud, Hill, Rev. A.D., Hippocrates and snake symbol, History of twins, Holbein, Holland, F.M., Hottentots, keenness of sight, (see Bushmen) Human Nature, variety of, Humanity of the future, power of present generation of men upon it, Hutchinson, Mr., Huxley, Professor, on sucking pigs in New Guinea; generic images, Hysteria, Idiots, deficient in energy; in sensitivity, Illness, permanent effect on growth, Illumination, method of regulating it when making composites; requires to be controlled, Illusions, (see also Hallucinations, cases of) Imagery, mental, Indian Civil Service, candidates for, Individuality, doubt of among the insane, among the sane, Influence of Man upon race, Insane, the, similar forms of it in twins, Inspiration analogous to ordinary fluency, morbid forms of, Instability, Instincts, variety of, criminal; slavish (see chapter on Gregarious and Slavish Instincts) Intellectual differences, Jesuits in S. America, Jukes, criminal family, Kensington Gardens, the promenaders in, Key, Dr. J., Kingsley, Miss R., Kirk, Sir John, Laboratories, anthropometric, Larden, W., Legros, Prof., Lehman and Bleuler, (note) Letters, association of colour with, Lewis, G.H., Lewis, Miss, Life-histories, their importance, Livingstone, Dr., Longevity of families, Macalister, Dr., M'Leod, Prof. H., Madness (see Insanity) Mahomed, Dr., Malthus; marriage portions, Man, his influence upon race, Mann, Dr., Marks for family merit, Marlborough College, Marriages, early and late, with persons of good race; marriage portions; of Fellows of Colleges; promotion of, Medians and quartiles, Memory, physiological basis of; confusion of separate memories, Mental imagery, Meredith, Mrs., Milk offered by she-goats and wolves to children, Moors, migrations of the, Moreau, Dr. J. (of Tours), Morphy, P., Muscular and accompanying senses, tests of, Mussulmans, small fear of death; things clean and unclean, Namaquas in Damara Land, (see also Bushmen) Napoleon I., views in connection with the faculty of visualising; his star, Nature (see Nurture and Nature) Necessitarianism, Negro displaced by Berbers; by Bushmen; exported as slaves; replaceable by Chinese, Nervous irritability, as distinct from sensitivity, New Guinea, Nicholson, Sir C., Notes, audibility of very shrill, Nourse, Prof. J.E., Number-forms, Numerals, their nomenclature; characters assigned to them; coloured, Nurture and nature; history of twins, Nussbaumer, brothers, Observed order of events, Octiles, Ogive (statistical curve) Osborn, Mr. Osten Sacken, Baron v. Oswell, Mr. Oxen (see Cattle) Parkyns, Mansfield Peculiarities, unconsciousness of Persecution, its effect on the character of races Peru, captive animals in Pet animals Petrie, Flinders Phantasmagoria Photographic composites (see Composite Portraiture); registers; summed effect of a thousand brief exposures; order of exposure is indifferent Phthisis, typical features of Piety, morbid forms of, in the epileptic and insane; in the hysterical Pigafetta Polynesia, pet eels Ponies, their capacity for hearing shrill notes Poole, R. Stuart Poole, W.H. Population population in town and country; changes of; decays of; effects of early marriages on Portraits, composite (see Composite Portraiture); number of elements in a portrait; the National Portrait Gallery Prejudices instilled by doctrinal teachers; affect the judgments of able men Presence-chamber in mind Pricker for statistical records Princeton College, U.S. Prisms, double image Proudfoot, Mr. Psychometric experiments Puritans Quakers, frequency of colour blindness Quartiles Questions on visualising and other allied faculties Quetelet Race and Selection; influence of man upon; variety and number of races in different countries; sexual apathy of decaying races; signs of superior race; pride in being of good race Races established to discover the best horses to breed from Rapp, General Rapture, religious Rayleigh, Lord, sensitive flame and high notes Reindeer, difficulty of taming Religion Renaissance Republic of self-reliant men; of life generally; cosmic Revivals, religious Richardson, Sir John Roberts, C. (note) Roget, J. Rome, wild animals captured for use of Rosiere, marriage portion to Sailors, keenness of eyesight tested; admiralty life-histories of St. James's Gazette (Phantasmagoria) Savages, eyesight of Schools, biographical notes at; opportunities of masters; observation of characters at Schuster, Prof. Seal in pond, a simile; captured and tamed Seemann, Dr. Seers (see chapter on Visionaries); heredity of Segregation, passionate terror at among cattle Selection and race Self, becoming less personal Sensitivity Sentiments, early Sequence of test weights Serpent worship Servility (see Gregarious and Slavish Instincts); its romantic side Sexual differences in sensitivity; in character; apathy in highly-bred animals Siberia, change of population in Slavishness (see Gregarious and Slavish Instincts) Smith, B. Woodd; curious Number-Form communicated by Smythe, G.F. Snakes, horror of some persons at; antipathy to, not common among mankind Socrates and his catalepsy Solitude Sound, association of colour with Space and time Spain, the races in Speke, Capt. Spencer, H., blended outlines Spiritual sense, the Stars of great men Statistical methods; statistical constancy; that of republics of self-reliant men; statistics of mental imagery; pictorial statistics Stature of the English Steinitz, Mr. Stones, Miss Stow, Mr. Suna, his menagerie Talbot Fox Talmud, frequency of the different numerals in Tameness, learned when young; tame cattle preserved to breed from Tastes, changes in Terror at snakes; at blood; is easily taught Test objects, weights, etc. Time and space Town and country population Trousseau, Dr. Turner, the painter Twins, the history of Typical centre Tyranny Ulloa Unclean, the, and the clean Unconcsciousness of peculiarities; in visionaries Variety of human nature Visionaries; visionary families and races Watches, magnetised Welch, Mrs. Kempe West Indies, change, of population in Wheel and barrel Whistles for audibility of shrill notes Wildness taught young Wilkes, Capt. Winchester College Wollaston, Dr. Wolves, children suckled by Women, relative sensitivity of; coyness and caprice; visualising faculty Woodfield, Mr. (Australia) Words, visualised pictures associated with Workers, solitary Young, Dr. Yule, Colonel Zebras, hard to tame Zoological Gardens, whistles tried at; snakes fed; seal at Zukertort, Mr.