INDEX
Reading edition
(Names of Authors quoted are italicized.)
A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Abortion, facultative, 99
Age of consent, 288 et seq.
Aggeneration, 24
Alcohol, legislative control of, 277 et seq., 295 et seq.
Alcoholism, 33, 41
Allen, Grant, 394
Allen, W.H., 11
Ancestry, the study of, 2
Angell, Norman, 321
Anthony, Susan, 111
Antimachus of Colophon, 117
Anti-militarism, 328
Aristotle, 403
Ashby, 33
Asnurof, 283
Aubry, 42
Augustine, St., 5
Australia, birth-rate in, 146 et seq., 162;
moral legislation in, 291
Azoulay, 188
Bachofen, 91
Baines, Sir J.A., 153
Barnes, Earl, 223
Basedow, 244
Bateson, 27, 194, 402
Beatrice, Dante's, 122
Beaufront, L. de, 372, 373
Bebel, 71, 88
Becker, R., 118
Belbèze, 211
Benecke, E.F.M., 117
Bergsonian philosophy, 31
Bertillon, G., 63
Bertillon, J., 278
Beveridge, 171
Bible in religious education, 230, 240
Billroth, 353
Bingham, 274
Birth-rate, in France, 17, 136, 188;
in England, 17, 137;
in Germany, 17, 138;
in Russia, 25;
in United States, 141;
in Canada, 144;
in Australasia, 146, 162;
in Japan, 155;
in China, 156;
among savages, 167;
significance of a falling, 134 et seq.;
in relation to death-rate, 7, 150
Blease, W. Lyon, 70
Bloch, Iwan, 93
Boccaccio, 119, 123
Bodey, 43, 201
Böhmert, 138
Bonhoeffer, 38
Booth, C., 177, 184
Bosanquet, 18, 383, 394
Bouché-Leclercq, 306
Branthwaite, 41
Braun, Lily, 139
Brinton, 351
Budin, 8
Bund für Mutterschutz, 96
Burckhardt, 123
Burnham, 221
Bushee, F., 11, 171
Byington, 393
Camp, Maxime du, 50
Campanella, 27
Campbell, Harry, 179
Canada, birth-rate in, 144 et seq.;
sexual hygiene in, 253
Cantlie, 179
Carpenter, Edward, 397
Casper, 91
Certificates, eugenic, 30, 44, 202
Chadwick, Sir E., 4, 184
Chamfort, X256
Chastity of German women, 88
Cheetham, 235
Chicago Vice Commission, 277, 295, 300
Child, psychology of, 218
Children, religious education of, 217
China, birth-rate in, 156
Christianity in relation to romantic love, 117
Chivalrous attitude towards women, 124
Civilization, what it consists in, 18
Clayton, 180
Cobbe, F.P., 50
Co-education, 58
Coghlan, T.A., 147, 161, 165, 166
Coinage, international, 378
Concubinage, legalized, 104
Condorcet, 50, 67
Confirmation, rite of, 236
Consent, age of, 288et seq.
Courts of Love, 119
Couturat, 350, 374
Creed, J.M., 291
Criminality and feeble-mindedness, 38
Crucé, Emeric, 316
Dante, 122, 132
Dareste, 387, 396
Davenport, 35, 36, 44, 198
Death-rate in relation to birth-rate, 7, 150
Degenerate families, 41 et seq.
Degeneration of race, alleged, 19 et seq., 37
De Quincey, 219
Descartes, 349
Dickens, 129
Dill, Sir S., 305
Disinfection, origin of, 5
Divorce, 62, 109
Donkin, Sir H.B., 39
Donnan, 374
Drunkenness, decrease of, 18
Dubois, P., 315
Dugdale, 42
Dumont, Arsène, 157, 160, 171
Economic aspect of woman's movement, 52, 63 et seq.
Education, 6, 47, 57, 71, 201, 217 et seq., 398
Ehrenfels, 25
Eichholz, 36
Eimer, 387
Ellis, Havelock, 15, 31, 40, 44, 49, 88, 100, 108, 118, 130, 154, 161, 179, 186, 204, 206, 207, 220, 244, 259, 369, 394
Enfantin, Prosper, 104
Engelmann, 142, 160, 165
English, characteristics of the, 2;
attitude towards immorality, 270
language for international purposes, 355 et seq.
Esperanto, 372
Espinas, 60
Eugenics, 12, 26 et seq., 107, 195 et seq., 399 et seq.
Euthenics, 12
Ewart, R.J., 26, 172
Factory legislation, 5
Fahlbeck, 22
Fairy tales in education, 239
Family, limitation of, 16, 26
Family in relation to degeneracy, 41;
size of, 35
Feeble-minded, problem of the, 31 et seq.
Fell, E.F.B., 383
Ferrer, 318
Fertility in relation to prosperity, 169 et seq.
Fiedler, 229
Finlay-Johnson, H., 227, 242
Firenzuola, 123
"Fit," the term, 44
Flux, 138
Forel, 93
France, birth-rate in, 17, 136. 188;
women and love in, 119;
legal attitude towards immorality in, 265;
regulation of alcohol in, 278
Franklin, B., 142, 327
Fraser, Mrs., 115
French language for international purposes, 364 et seq.
Frenssen, 95
Freud, S, 92
Fuld, E.F., 274, 276
Fürch, Henriette, 252
Galton, Sir F., 28, 29, 44, 45, 107, 195, 197, 198, 200, 203, 208, 402
Gaultier, J. de, 342
Gautier, Léon, 119
Gavin, H., 184
Gayley, Julia, 420
Germany, sex questions in, 87 et seq.;
illegitimacy in, 97;
sexual hygiene in, 94;
legal attitude towards immorality in, 265, 301
Giddings, 46
Godden, 35, 198
Godwin, W., 309
Goethe, 128, 131
Goldscheid, 167, 173
Gomperz, 403
Goncourt, 120
Gouges, Olympe de, 68
Gourmont, Remy de, 122, 299, 317
Gournay, Marie de, 110
Grabowsky, 263
Grasset, 209
Grünspan, 97
Guérard, 325, 346, 369
Guthrie, L., 239
Haddon, A.C., 234, 245
Hagen, 262
Hale, Horatio, 351
Hales, W.W., 260
Hall, G. Stanley, 220, 224, 232, 233, 303
Hamburger, C., 151
Hamill, Henry, 213
Hausmeister, P., 302
Hayllar, F., 233
Health, nationalization of, 15
Health visitors, 7
Hearn, Lafcadio, 191
Henry, W.O., 252
Heredity of feeble-mindedness, 34
as the hope of the race, 44;
study of, 198
Heron, 19, 166
Hervé, 329
Hiller, 263, 267
Hinton, James, 133
Hirschfeld, Magnus, 92, 286
Hobbes, 313
Holland, moral legislation in, 291
Holmes, Edmond, 227, 228
Homosexuality and the law, 283, 286
Hookey, N.A., 174
Hughes, R.E., 242
Humboldt, W. von, 61, 106
Huneker, 393
Hungary, birth-rate and death-rate in, 169
Hutchinson, Woods, 186
Hygiene, in medieval and modern times, 5;
of sex, 244 et seq.
Idiocy, 32 et seq.
Ido, 373
Illegitimacy, and feeble-mindedness, 37;
in Germany, 97
Imbecility, 32 et seq.
Individualism, 3, 381 et seq.
Industrialism, modern, 2
Inebriety and feeble-mindedness, 41
Infant consultations, 8
Infantile mortality, 7, 13, 25, 138, 150 et seq.
Initiation of youth, 234
Insurance, national, 15
International language of the future, 349 et seq.
James, E.C., 123
James, William, 195
Japan, romantic love in, 115;
birth-rate and death-rate in, 155;
changed conditions in, 191, 322
Jenks, E., 312, 316
Johannsen, 152
Johnson, Roswell, 207
Jordan, D.S., 324
Jörger, 42
Jukes family, 41
Kaan, 91
Kellerman, Ivy, 369
Key, Ellen, 100 et seq., 130, 229, 394
Kirkup, 384
Krafft-Ebing, 92
Krauss, F.S., 92
Kuczynski, 142
Labour movement and war, 329
La Chapelle, E.P., 145
Lacour, L., 68
Lagorgette, 315
Laissez-faire, the maxim of, 3, 400
Lancaster, 231
Language, international, 349 et seq.
Latin as an international language, 354
Lavelege, E. de, 321
Law, in relation to eugenics, 30, 45;
to morals, 48;
the sphere of, 312
Lea, 88
Leau, 350
Leibnitz, 350
Levy, Miriam, 221
Lewis, C.J. and J.N., 165
Lichtenstein, Ulrich von, 118
Life-history albums, 199, 212 et seq.
Lischnewska, Maria, 248
Lobsien, 226
Loomis, C.B., 361
Lorenz, 21, 373
Love, and the woman's question, 59, 101, 113 et seq.;
and eugenics, 203 et seq.
Luther, 94, 228, 306
Mackay, J.H., 393
Macnamara, N.C., 179
Macquart, 188
Maine, prohibition in, 279
Mannhardt, 204
Manouvrier, 86
Marcuse, Max, 94
Marriage, certificates for, 30, 44, 45, 209;
economics and, 61;
natural selection and, 204;
State regulation of, 61 et seq.;
the ideal of, 101;
in classic times, 114
Marriage-rate, 139, 164, 173
Matignon, 156
Matriarchal theory, 49
Maurice, Sir F., 180
McLean, 161
Meisel-Hess, Grete, 109, 130
Méray, 119, 365
Mercier, C., 20
Meredith, George, 129
Miele, 9
Miers, 354
Milk Depôts, 8
Mill, J.S., 52, 71
Moll, 92, 93, 246
Montaigne, 115
Montesquieu, 37
Moore, B., 15, 185
Morals in relation to law, 48, 258 et seq.
More, Sir T., 29
Morgan, L., 66
Morse, J., 224
Mortality of infants, 7, 13, 25, 138, 150 et seq.
Motherhood in relation to eugenics, 46
Mothers, schools for, 9
Mougins-Roquefort, 312
Municipal authorities to instruct in limitation of offspring, duty of, 26
Muralt, 2
Mysteries, Pagan and Christian, 235
Näcke, 186
Napoleon, 69, 265
Nars, L., 69
National Insurance, 15
Nationalization of health, 15
Natural selection and social reform, 13
Nearing, Scott, 194
Neo-Malthusianism, 16, 26, 102, 159 et seq.
Nevinson, H.W., 330
Newsholme, 7, 19, 137, 166, 172
New Zealand, birth-rate in, 148
Nietzsche, 190, 309, 334, 392
Niphus, 123
Norway, infantile mortality in, 14
Nötzel, R., 394
Novikov, 324, 330, 342
Noys, H., 29
Nyström, 26
Obscenity, 255, 304
Oneida, 29
Ovid, 114, 132
Owen, Robert, 51
Pankhurst, Mrs., 85
Partridge, G.L., 219
Paul, Eden, 208
Pearson, Karl, 198
Penn, W., 341
Perrycoste, F.H., 212
Peters, J.P., 293
Pfaundler, 371
Pinard, J., 252
Pinloche, 244
Plate, 185
Ploetz, 210
Ploss, 167, 176
Police systems, 274
Post Office, inquisition at the, 276
Prohibition of alcohol in Maine, 279
Prosperity in relation to fertility, 169 et seq.
Prostitution, and feeble-mindedness, 38;
and sexual selection, 60;
varying legal attitude towards, 285, 296
Puberty, psychic influence of, 231 et seq.
Puericulture, 7
Quakers, 270
Quarantine, origin of, 5
Race, alleged degeneration of, 19 et seq., 37
Raines Law hotels, 293 et seq.
Ramsay, Sir W.M., 305
Ranke, Karl, 169
Raschke, Marie, 99
Reform, Social hygiene as distinct from sexual, 1;
four stages of social, 4 et seq.
Reibmayr, 22
Religion, and eugenics, 208;
and the child, 217 et seq.
Reproduction, control of, 17
Richards, Ellen, 12
Richardson, Sir B.W., 65
Robert, P., 340
Roberts, A.M., 369, 370
Roman Catholics and Neo-Malthusianism, 161
Roseville, 173
Ross, E.A., 156
Rousseau, 229
Rubin, 153, 166
Ruediger, 232
Rural life, influence of, 177 et seq.
Russell, Mrs. B., 9
Russia, infantile mortality in, 14, 154, 168;
moral legislation in, 282
Ryle, R.J., 33
Sacraments, origin of Christian, 235
Saint-Pierre, Abbé de, 339
Saint-Simon, 1, 104
St. Valentine and eugenics, 203
Sand, George, 50, 105
Sanitation as an element of social reform, 4
Saussure, R. de, 380
Sayer, E., 35
Schallmayer, 200
Schiff, M., 110
Schleyer, 352
Schooling, J.H., 174
Schools for mothers, 9
Schrader, O., 88
Schreiner, Olive, 130, 330
Schroeder, T., 255, 304
Science and social reform, 11
Sellers, E., 266, 301
Sex questions in Germany, 87 et seq.
Sexual hygiene, 244 et seq., 309
Sexual selection, 59, 203 et seq.
Shaftesbury, Earl of, 6
Sherwell, A., 280
Shrank, J., 285
Siégler-Pascal, 339
Sitwell, Sir G., 327
Smith, Sir T., 120
Smith, T.P., 180
Social reform as distinct from social hygiene, 1;
its four stages, 4 et seq.
Socialism, 18, 208, 381 et seq.
Society of the future, 55
Sollier, 354
Solmi, 28
Sombart, 138
Spain, legalized concubinage in, 104;
women in, 129
Spanish as an international language, 353
Stanton, E.C., 85
Starbuck, 232
Steinmetz, 312, 331
Steele, 27
Sterilization, 30, 44, 46
Sterility and the birth-rate, 164
Stevenson, 19
Stewart, A., 237
Stewart, R.S., 182
Stirner, Max, 393
Stirpiculture, 29
Stöcker, H., 96
Streitberg, Countess von, 99
Suffrage, woman's, 50, 57, 71 et seq.
Sully, 315, 340
Sun, City of the, 27
Sutherland, A., 312
Sykes, 9
Syndicalism, 329
Syphilis, 32
Taine, 128, 313
Takano, 155
Tarde, 132, 307
Thompson, W., 51
Toulouse, 45, 186
Tramps and feeble-mindedness, 41
Tredgold, 34
United States, birth-rate in, 140 et seq.;
sexual hygiene in, 254;
attitude towards immorality in, 273 et seq.
Urban life, influence of, 177 et seq.
Vasectomy, 31
Venereal disease and sexual hygiene, 254
Vesnitch, 315
Vineland, 34
Volapük, 352
Wagenen, W.F. van, 378
War against war, 311 et seq.
Ward, Mrs. Humphry, 76
Weale, B.L. Putnam, 157
Weatherby, 157
Webb, Sidney, 156, 163
Weeks, 35, 36
Weinberg, S., 99
Wentworth, S., 173
Westergaard, 166
Westermarck,559
Weuleresse, 400
Wheeler, Mrs., 52
White slave trade, 288
Whetham, W.C.D. and Mrs., 199
Whitman, Walt, 66, 403
Wilcox, W.F., 141
Wilde, O., 394
Wilhelm, C., 266
Wollstonecraft, Mary, 50, 69, 70, 111
Woman, and eugenics, 46;
movement, 49 et seq.;
economics, 63 et seq.;
eighteenth century, 69, 128;
and the suffrage, 50, 57, 71 et seq.;
of the Italian Renaissance, 123;
in Spanish literature, 129;
and war, 330
Yule, G. Udny, 139, 174
Zamenhof, 372
Zero family, 42
Ziller, 240
WILLIAM BRENDON AND SON, LTD. PRINTERS, PLYMOUTH
Transciber's notes: With the following exceptions spelling and punctuation of the original text have been maintained:
Obvious typographical errors and punctuation inconsistencies.
Chapter V, Par 16 "high death-rate" has been changed to "high birth-rate".
Chapter VII Par 16 "precocious sexual" has been changed to "precocious scriptural".