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xiii pages, 1 ., 348 pages : illustrations (charts) ; 21 cm.
The eugenics programme and progress in its achievement, by C. B. Davenport.--Eugenics as viewed by the zoologist, by R. H. Wolcott.--Eugenics from the point of view of the physician, by V. C. Vaughan.--Eugenics as viewed by the physiologist, by W. H. Howell.--Eugenics: its data, scope and promise, as seen by the anatomist, by H. E. Jordan.--Eugenics from the point of view of the geneticist, by H. J. Weber.--The first law of character-making by A. Holmes.--The eugenics movement from the standpoint of sociology, by C. A. Ellwood.--Eugenics and its social limitations, by A. G. Keller.--Selections from an address on eugenics, by W. H. Carruth.--Eugenics and economics, by M.A. Aldrich.--Eugenics: with special reference to intellect and character, by E. L. Thorndike.
by Morton A. Aldrich, William Herbert Carruth, Charles B. Davenport [and others] with a foreword by Lewellys F. Barker.
"The lectures contained in this volume were selected from among a number given in various universities and colleges throughout the country in the scholastic year of 1912-1913."