Parenthood and Race Culture: An Outline of Eugenics

INDEX OF NAMES

• Aristotle, 262
• —— on motherhood, 167
• —— on racial decay, 256, 257
• ——, “Politics,” by, 167
• Arnold, Matthew, 289
• ——, Thomas, 289
• Asquith, H. H., 234
• Bach, 300
• —— family, the, 289
• Bacon on the command of Nature, 13, 26, 41
• Balfour, A. J., 228
• ——, ——, on decadence, 234, 279, 280
• ——, ——, on intemperance, 235
• ——, ——, on legislation, 233
• ——, ——, on Licensing Bill of 1908, 233
• ——, ——, on politics, 286
• Ballantyne, Dr., on the unborn infant, 320
• Barker, Ernest, on the destruction of marriage, 167
• Bateson, Prof. W., “Methods and Scope of Genetics,” by, 306
• Bateson, Prof. W., on education, 120
• ——, ——, on Mendelism, 306
• Beethoven, 127, 146, 289, 292
• Bertillon, M., on marital longevity, 192
• Biffen, Prof., and his experiments on wheat, 109
• Booth, the Rt. Hon. Charles, on the extent of starvation, 82
• Bouchacourt on the care of motherhood, 145
• Bourneville, on lead poisoning, 247
• Branthwaite, Dr. R. Welsh, 228, 238
• ——, ——, “Inebriety, Its Causation and Control,” by, 217 (note), 319
• ——, ——, on alcoholism as a symptom of degeneracy, 217
• Brieux, “Les Avariés”, 252
• Brooks, Graham, on the Negro race, xi
• Brouardel, parental morphinomania, 212
• Browning, Robert, 135
• Buckle, 267
• Buddha, 146
• Bulstrode, Dr., on tuberculosis, 181 (note)
• Burchell, 52
• Burns, the Rt. Hon. John, on motherhood, 32
• Byron on the decay of nations, 255
• Cakebread, Jane, the case of, 222, 225, 228, 238
• Carlyle, Thomas, 309
• ——, ——, on history, 254 (note)
• ——, ——, “The French Revolution,” by, 254 (note)
• Chatterton-Hill, George, “Heredity and Selection in Sociology,” by, 311
• Chesterton, G. K., on eugenics, 158 (note)
• Clouston, T. S., “The Hygiene of Mind,” by, 319
• Cobden, Richard, 17
• Cohn on the multiplication of bacteria, 160
• Coleridge, 262
• Combemale, experiments of, in alcoholism, 211
• Constable, “Poverty and Hereditary Genius,” by, 308
• Copernicus, 180
• Cottrell, Mr., on the population of London, 76
• Crackanthorpe, Mr. Montague, on the birth rate, 95
• ——, ——, “Population and Progress,” by, 315
• Crichton-Browne, Sir James, on education, 125
• Crookes, Sir William, 85
• ——, ——, on the wheat supply, 80
• ——, ——, “The Wheat Problem,” by, 80
• Darwin, Charles, 42, 236, 296, 301, 307, 313
• ——, ——, and the effect of music on plants, 127
• ——, ——, centenary of the birth of, vii
• ——, ——, his talented ancestry and kindred, 289
• ——, ——, on degeneration, 171
• ——, ——, on national rise and decline, 275 (note)
• ——, ——, on natural selection, 83, 137, 260, 261
• ——, ——, on sexual selection, 67, 190, 197
• ——, ——, on the elephant, 72 (note)
• ——, ——, on the future, 293
• ——, ——, on the multiplication of the unfit, 227, 279
• ——, ——, on the queen bee, 44
• ——, ——, on vitality and muscularity, 67 (note)
• ——, ——, Ruskin on, 95
• ——, ——, “The Descent of Man,” by, 171, 191, 197, 279, 311
• ——, ——, “The Origin of Species,” by, 43, 73 (note), 311
• Darwin, Erasmus, the grandfather of Charles Darwin, 289, 290
• ——, Francis, 290
• ——, Sir George, 290
• Demme and parental alcoholism, 212
• Disraeli on circumstances, 149
• Down, Dr. Langdon, on drunkenness and the feeble-minded, 219
• Dunlop, Dr. A. R., on habitual drunkenness, 219
• Eccles, McAdam, on alcohol and the racial organs, 209
• ——, ——, on drunkenness, 221
• Ellis, Havelock, “A Study of British Genius,” by, 308
• ——, ——, “Man and Woman,” by, 318
• ——, ——, on drunkenness, 219
• ——, ——, on sexual selection, 202, 204
• ——, ——, on socialism and education, 132
• ——, ——, “Sexual Selection in Man,” by, 202
• Emerson on mass versus mind, 96
• —— on the morality of the universe, 37
• Empedocles on survival value, 46
• Epictetus on fools, 130
• Etienne on opinion as ruler, 234
• Féré on alcohol, 207
• Ferrier, Prof. David, on habitual drunkenness, 219
• Finot, Jean, on the Negro race, xi
• ——, ——, “Race Prejudice,” by, 318
• Fleck, Dr., on drunkenness and the feeble-minded, 219
• Forel, Prof. August, 17, 137
• ——, ——, “Die Sexuel Frage,” by 130, 242, 253, 320
• ——, ——, “Hygiene of Nerves and Mind,” by, 242, 319
• ——, ——, on alcohol as a racial poison, 244
• ——, ——, on alcoholism and heredity, 242
• ——, ——, on education, 129, 130
• ——, ——, on our duty to posterity, 35
• ——, ——, on the future of the race, 171
• ——, ——, on the nervous system, 53
• ——, ——, on the sexual education of children, 139
• Galton, Francis, vii, 110, 206, 293, 307
• ——, ——, and acquired characters, the non-transmission of, 114 (note), 216, 259
• ——, ——, and biometrics, xiii
• ——, ——, and eugenics, positive and negative, 172
• ——, ——, and G. B. Shaw, 155
• ——, ——, and the law of regression towards mediocrity, 289
• ——, ——, “Eugenics as a Factor in Religion,” by, 315
• ——, ——, “Eugenics, its Definition, Scope, and Aims,” by, 314
• ——, ——, “Hereditary Genius,” by 107, 114, 289, 302 (note), 307, 308
• ——, ——, his kinship to Darwin, 289
• ——, ——, “Inquiries into Human Faculty,” by, 92, 128, 290, 308
• ——, ——, “Memories of my Life,” by, vii, 308
• ——, ——, “Natural Inheritance,” by, 308
• ——, ——, on ancestry, a rational pride in, 144
• ——, ——, on breeding for ability, 153
• ——, ——, —— energy, 67, 153
• ——, ——, —— health, 145, 153
• ——, ——, on civic worth, 68
• ——, ——, on civilisation, 117
• ——, ——, on energy, 193 (note), 290
• ——, ——, on eugenics, the meaning and the aims of, 157, 298, 315
• ——, ——, on functionally produced modifications, the non-inheritance of, 211
• ——, ——, on genius, hereditary, 107, 114
• ——, ——, ——, the quality of, 114 (note)
• ——, ——, on human intelligence, 41
• ——, ——, on human variety, 298
• ——, ——, on marriage, eugenic, 168
• ——, ——, ——, late, 92
• ——, ——, ——, the subsidisation of, 200
• ——, ——, on motherhood, the subsidisation of, 157
• ——, ——, on national eugenics, 115
• ——, ——, on national rise and decline, 279
• ——, ——, on public opinion, the formation of, 15
• ——, ——, on society, the eugenic value of the various classes of, 104
• ——, ——, on sociology, the duties of, 275
• ——, ——, on the desirable qualities, 299
• ——, ——, on the future of man, 302
• ——, ——, on the production of genius, 288
• ——, ——, on the production of talent, 292
• ——, ——, “Probability the Foundation of Eugenics,” by, 315
• ——, ——, “Restrictions in Marriage,” by, 185, 204, 315
• ——, ——, “Studies in National Eugenics,” by, 315
• ——, ——, “The Possible Improvement of the Human Breed, under existing Conditions of Law and Sentiment,” by, 314
• Gaskell, Dr. W. H., “The Origin of Vertebrates,” by, 50 (note)
• Geddes, Prof. Patrick, on Government, 122
• ——, ——, “The Evolution of Sex,” by, and Prof. J. A. Thomson, 312
• Gibbon, 271 (note)
• —— on history, 254
• —— on the necessity for advance or retrogression, 266
• Gladstone, Herbert, and the treatment of chronic inebriates by the London County Council, 222, 223
• Godwin, William, on literature, 262 (note)
• Goethe on activity, 291 (note)
• —— on fate and chance, 12
• —— on ignorance, 223
• —— on marriage, 168
• —— on the education of race, 136
• Gorst, Sir John, “The Children of the Nation,” by, 319
• Hall, Prof. Stanley, “Adolescence,” by, 318
• ——, ——, “Youth, its Education, Regimen and Hygiene,” by, 318
• Helvetius on the influence of education, 128
• Hobbes, Thomas, on “Words”, 106
• ——, ——, “Leviathan,” by, 106 (note)
• Holmes, Mr. Thomas, on habitual drunkenness, 220
• Horsley, Sir Victor, and Mary D. Sturge, “Alcohol and the Human Body,” by, 319
• Howard, G. E., “A History of Matrimonial Institutions,” by, 312
• Huxley, 29, 40, 58, 280, 281
• ——, “Evolution and Ethics,” by, 26
• —— on cosmic nature, 26, 36, 39 (note)
• —— on Pasteur, 94
• —— on public opinion, 135
• —— on the multiplication of the unfit, 227
• Im Thurn, Mr., on marriage customs of Guiana, 184
• Jones, Dr. Robert, on the case of Jane Cakebread, 328
• Jones, W. H. S., “Malaria: a Neglected Factor in the History of Greece and Rome,” by, 319
• Joubert, 18
• Kant, 4, 87
• —— on the influence of education, 128
• Keats, 46, 50
• Kellogg, Vernon L., “Darwinism To-day,” by, 312
• Kelvin, Lord, his services to life, 95
• Kipling, Rudyard, and imperialism, 244, 245
• ——, ——, on breeds in the making, 245
• ——, ——, on emigration, 9
• Kirby, Miss, on the feeble-minded, 220
• Kirkup, Thomas, on Malthusianism, 84
• Koch and tuberculosis, 180
• Lamarck, 36
• —— on inheritance of acquired characters, 134, 258, 259, 261
• —— versus Weismann, 206, 207, 208
• Lankester, Sir E. Ray, on man, the controller of nature, 41
• ——, ——, on the multiplication of man, 9, 71, 72
• ——, ——, on the struggle for existence, 42, 280
• ——, ——, “The Kingdom of Man,” by, 41 (note)
• Legrain on alcoholism and heredity, 220
• Leonardo da Vinci, 264
• Letourneau, Prof., “The Evolution of Marriage,” by, 312
• Lewin on lead poisoning, 248
• Lister, Lord, his services to life, 95
• Livingstone, Dr., on African marriage customs, 184
• Lock, R. H., “Variation, Heredity and Evolution,” by, 311
• Lombroso, criminological work of, 177
• London, Bishop of, on the falling birth-rate, 96
• Love, Dr., on deaf-mutism, 174
• Lowell, J. R., on human suffering, 130
• Lucretius, 12, 260
• Lydston, G. F., “The Diseases of Society: the Vice and Crime Problem,” by, 318
• MacCunn, Prof., on the infant mind, 124
• ——, ——, “The Making of Character,” by, 124
• MacDougal, Dr. T. D., on “Heredity and Environic Forces”, 210
• McDougall, Dr. W., on infant mortality, 23
• ——, ——, on transmissible characters, 117
• ——, ——, “Social Psychology,” by, 117
• Magee, Archbishop, 243
• Malthus, T. R., 17, 313
• ——, ——, his theory, 80, 83
• ——, ——, ignorance as to his essay, 85
• ——, ——, importance of his doctrine to-day, 85
• ——, ——, “The Principles of Population,” by, 83, 85, 312
• Marcus Aurelius, 298
• Marshall, Dr. C. F., on alcohol and syphilis, 253
• ——, ——, “Syphilology” by, 253
• Maudsley, Dr., on eugenics, 187
• Mendel, the theory of, 108, 307
• Meredith, George, 37, 231, 287
• ——, ——, “The Ordeal of Richard Feverel,” by, 112 (note)
• Metchnikoff, on age at marriage, 90
• ——, “The Nature of Man,” by, 90
• Mill, James, 289
• ——, John Stuart, 182, 289
• ——, ——, on nature, 38
• Milton, 292
• Morgan, Prof. Lloyd, “Survival Value”, 46
• Mott, Dr. F. W., on habitual drunkenness, 219
• Mozart, 126
• Napoleon, the wars of, cause of reversed selection in France, 284
• Newman, Dr. George, on the falling birth-rate, 86 (note)
• ——, ——, “Infant Mortality,” by, 86, 319
• Newsholme, Dr. A., on tuberculosis, 182
• ——, ——, “The Prevention of Tuberculosis,” by, 319
• Newton, Sir Isaac, 6, 146, 288, 300, 301
• ——, saved by motherhood, 150
• Nietzsche and the Darwinian theory, 51
• —— and the super-man theory, 25
• —— and “transvaluation,” 101
• —— on organic evolution, 158
• Oliver, Sir Thomas, on lead poisoning, 247, 248, 249
• ——, ——, “Diseases of Occupation,” by, 247 (note), 319
• Palestrina, 127
• Palmerston, Lord, 131
• Parsons, Dr. Elsie Clews, on diminution of offspring, 162
• ——, ——, on parentage, 161, 162
• ——, ——, “The Family,” by, 314
• Pascal, 52
• Pasteur and tuberculosis, 180
• ——, his value to the French nation, 94
• —— on the abolition of disease, 72
• Paterson, W. R., on slavery, the cause of the fall of empires, 281
• ——, ——, “The Nemesis of Nations,” by, 281
• Pearson, Prof. Karl, 314
• ——, ——, and biometrics, xiii
• ——, ——, “National Life from the Standpoint of Science,” by, 279, 315
• ——, ——, on national rise and decline, 275 (note), 279
• ——, ——, on the multiplication of the yellow races, 78
• ——, ——, “The Scope and Importance to the State of the Science of National Eugenics,” by, 315
• Pericles, 292
• Petrie, Prof. Flinders, “Janus in Modern Life,” by, 22
• ——, ——, on infantile mortality, 22
• Plato and motherhood, 166
• —— and the destruction of the family, 169, 313
• —— on the duty of Governments, 276
• —— on racial decay, 256, 257
• —— on the sanctity of marriage, 313
• —— on the State as mother, 313
• ——, “The Republic,” of, 166, 313, 314
• Pope, on genius and insanity, 176
• Potts, Dr. W. A., on “The Relation of Alcohol to Feeble-mindedness”, 214, 216
• Ranke, Prof., on the mind of man, 59
• Ravenhill, Miss Alice, on “Education for Motherhood”, 32
• ——, ——, on the education of girls, 320
• Reid, Dr. Archdall, on alcohol, 206, 211
• ——, ——, on humanitarianism and deterioration, 24, 25
• ——, ——, on the marriage of drunkards, 235
• ——, ——, on the resistance of the germ-plasm, 250
• ——, ——, “Alcoholism, A Study in Heredity,” by, 319
• ——, ——, “The Principles of Heredity,” by, 311
• Rembrandt, 4
• Rennert on lead poisoning, 247, 248
• Rentoul, Dr. R. R., on the sterilisation of mental and physical degenerates, 316
• ——, ——, “Race Culture or Race Suicide,” by, 316
• Reynolds, Sir Alfred, on the treatment of inebriates, 226, 230
• Roche, Sir Boyle, on posterity, 11
• Roques on lead poisoning, 247
• Ross, Prof. Ronald, “Malaria, A Neglected Factor in the History of Greece and Rome,” introduced by, 319
• ——, ——, on malaria as a cause of national decay, 260, 282
• Rowntree, B. Seebohm, on the extent of starvation, 82
• Ruskin, John, “Munera Pulveris,” by, 302 (note), 320
• ——, “Time and Tide,” by, 96, 131, 254 (note), 296, 320
• ——, “Unto this Last,” by, 320
• —— on Darwin, 95
• —— on education and inequality, 131
• —— on life the only wealth, 17, 133, 269
• —— on marriage, 296
• —— on mass versus mind, 96
• —— on posterity, 287
• —— on the duty of Governments, 18, 276
• —— on the future of man, 302
• —— on the manufacture of souls, 270
• —— on the neglect of children, 145
• —— on the neglect of woman, 145
• —— on true history, 254 (note)
• —— on work, 264
• St. Francis, 301
• Saleeby, Dr., “Alcohol and Infancy,” by, 214
• ——, ——, and G. B. Shaw, his controversy on marriage with, 157
• ——, ——, “Evolution, the Master Key,” by, 147
• ——, ——, “Health, Strength and Happiness,” by, 119 (note)
• ——, ——, “Individualism and Collectivism,” by, 101 (note)
• ——, ——, “Obstacles to Eugenics,” by, 175 (note)
• ——, ——, on biology and history, 254 (note)
• ——, ——, on London's inebriates, the case of, 226
• ——, ——, on progress, 262
• ——, ——, on the survival-value of religion, 303
• ——, ——, on widows and orphans made by alcohol, 245
• ——, ——, “The Essential Factor of Progress,” by, 262
• Salisbury, Lord, his attack on evolution, 45
• ——, ——, on Spain a dying nation, 268
• Sandow, 135
• —— and the development of physique, 64
• Scharlieb, Mrs., on maternal alcoholism, 214 (note)
• ——, ——, “The Drink Problem,” by, 214 (note)
• Schopenhauer on love intrigue, 197 (note)
• Schubert, 46, 50
• Seton, Ernest Thompson, on animal marriage, 163
• Shakespeare, 6, 126, 146, 245, 255, 287, 293, 301
• ——, ancestry of, 107–109
• ——, quoted, xii, 58 (note), 97, 231, 278
• Shaw, Dr. Claye, on maternal alcoholism, 213
• ——, George Bernard, 85, 169
• ——, ——, on eugenics, 155, 156
• ——, ——, on heredity, 102
• ——, ——, on marriage, his controversy with Dr. Saleeby, 157
• ——, ——, on motherhood, 166
• Shaw, Dr. Claye, on the State as mother, 156
• Shelley, 131
• Simpson, Sir James, on the inheritance of acquired characters, 136
• Sims, G. R., on children, the protection of, 237
• ——, ——, on habitual drunkards, the treatment of, 222
• ——, ——, “on the cry of the children”, 295
• ——, ——, “The Black Stain,” by, 237, 319
• ——, ——, “The Cry of the Children,” by, 237, 319
• Smith, Adam, 17
• Socrates, 313, 314
• Sombart, Dr., on the population of Germany, 77
• Sophocles, quoted, 52
• Spencer, Herbert, 4, 9, 85, 296, 300
• ——, absence of early education of, 120
• —— and evolution, 43, 48
• —— and functionally produced modifications, 111
• —— and his reply to Lord Salisbury's attack on evolution, 45
• —— and Huxley, 26
• —— and “social organisms”, 256
• —— on the cosmic process, 25
• —— on the defencelessness of man, 58
• —— on education, 131
• —— on education for parenthood, 140
• —— on human fertility, 89, 90, 91, 92
• —— on individuation and genesis, 288
• —— on marital longevity, 191, 192
• —— on marriage, 164
• —— on natural selection, 35
• —— on parenthood, 88
• —— on the future of man, 301, 302
• —— on the laws of multiplication, 86, 87, 266
• —— on woman and selection for marriage, 193
• ——, the ancestry of, 152
• ——, the “Autobiography” of, 35, 58, 65, 152
• ——, “The Data of Ethics,” by, 302 (note)
• ——, “the survival of the fittest”, 23 (note), 43, 44, 84, 260
• ——, “Education,” by, 317
• ——, “The Principles of Biology,” by, 86, 312
• ——, “The Study of Sociology,” by, 192, 317
• Spinoza, 46, 50
• Stark, Dr., on marital longevity, 192
• Sturge, Mary D., and Sir Victor Horsley, “Alcohol and the Human Body,” by, 319
• Sullivan, Dr. W. C., “Alcoholism,” by, 211, 242, 319
• ——, ——, on alcohol and alcoholism, 207, 211–213, 220
• Sutherland on parental care, 162
• Theognis on pecuniary inheritance, 101
• —— on the duty of Governments, 276
• Thomas, W. I., “Sex and Society,” by, 317
• Thompson, Francis, 128
• Thomson, Prof. J. A., “Heredity,” by, 99, 305
• ——, ——, on “inheritance”, 110 (note)
• ——, ——, on race culture, 99
• ——, ——, on reversion, 111
• ——, ——, “The Evolution of Sex,” by, and Patrick Geddes, 312
• ——, ——, translator of Weismann, 311
• ——, M. R., translator of Weismann, 311
• Thoreau, quoted, 173
• Tille on man the wealth of nations, 17
• Tintoretto, 288
• Turner, Sir William, on the human foot, 61
• Urquhart, Dr. A. R., on habitual drunkenness, 219
• Vernon, H. M., “Variations in Animals and Plants,” by, 311
• Villemin and tuberculosis, 180
• Waddington, Mr. Quintin, his translation of Aulus Gellius, 271 (note)
• Wagner, “Siegfried”, 303
• Wallace, Alfred Russel, 314
• ——, ——, on matrimonial choice by women, 194
• ——, ——, on natural selection, 83
• Watson, William, the patriotism of, x
• Watts, G. F., 4
• Wedgwood, Josiah, maternal grandfather of Charles Darwin, 289
• Weismann, August, 206, 211, 216, 248, 280
• ——, his controversy with Lamarck, 208
• ——, on parental alcoholism, 208–210
• ——, “The Germ-Plasm: a Theory in Heredity,” by, 208, 311
• ——, “The Evolution Theory,” by, 311
• Wellington, Duke of, 128
• Wells, H. G., on the multiplication of the unfit, 14
• —— on Spencer's terminology, 43, 44, 49
• Westermarck, Dr. E., on marriage, 158, 165
• ——, ——, on the control of marriage, 184
• ——, ——, “The History of Human Marriage,” by, 312
• Wordsworth, 4, 244, 301, 302
• ——, absence of early education of, 120
• —— on the decay of nations, 284
• ——, quoted, 35, 277, 300