W. Grant Hague

W. Grant Hague was an early 20th-century author known for his work in the field of eugenics and social reform. He is best recognized for his four-volume series, "The Eugenic Marriage," which serves as a personal guide to the principles of better living and the science of improving human heredity. Through these volumes, Hague aimed to educate readers on the importance of genetic health in marriage and family planning, reflecting the eugenic ideals of his time. His writings contribute to the broader discourse on social issues and the intersection of science and ethics in the early 1900s.