Homo-Culture; Or, The Improvement of Offspring Through Wiser GenerationHolbrook, M. L. (Martin Luther)
Philosophy
Homo-Culture; Or, The Improvement of Offspring Through Wiser Generation
Holbrook, M. L. (Martin Luther)
Eugenics; Heredity
_Wolf, Caspar Frederick_, 104
Woman, condition of, among Flat head Indians, 213
Woman, first duty of, 47
Woman not superior to man, 212
Woman, selective action of, in marriage, 32, 43 _et seq._
Women incapable of love inferior as mothers, 208
Women more numerous than men, 136
Women, preference for certain characteristics in men, 133
_Xenophon_, 15
_Zeigler, Professor_, 81, 91
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:
The word "diarrhoea" uses an oe ligature in the original.
The following corrections have been made to the text:
Page 19: visited her "with great caution and
apprehension"[quotation mark missing in original]
Page 25: "that the difference between men and the animals is
forgotten in them."[quotation mark missing in original]
Page 62: _The Philosophical[original has Philosphical] Journal_
for October 5, 1895
Page 66: come to console him [original has extraneous quotation
mark]for the pain
Page 82: distinguished psychiatrist, D. Von
Krafft-Ebings[original has Kraft-Ebings]
Page 84: inconsistency in desires, sudden and variable
will."[quotation mark missing in original]
Page 104: develop[original has devolop] other organs than those
like the ones in which it was formed
Page 109: theories of heredity--Haeckel's[original has
Heckel's], for instance
Page 112: without the transmission[original has transmision] of
the effects of the use
Page 141: to give continuous[original has continous] food,
warmth and protection
Page 164: the ape, the dog, the cat or other animal."[quotation
mark missing in original]
Page 164: clear, round germinal vesicle[original has vescicle]
Page 167: they completely[original has competely] efface
themselves
Page 176: often of an unusually[original has unsually] cheerful
and hopeful disposition
Page 180: quoted Grant Allen as favoring abstinence[original
has abstainence]
Page 182: must bring decay and ultimate extinction.[original
has comma]
Page 199: children, both born and unborn.[period missing in
original]
Page 200: capable of resisting the intense excitements[original
has excitments]
Page 200: dimmed by the relation of such occurrences[original
has occurrencies]
Page 203: Is this not a grievous[original has grevious] burden
Page 206: [original has extraneous quotation mark]Mrs. B----
says: "I can trace
Page 207: cloth of gold roses and bougainvillea[original has
bougianvillea]
Page 210: only 17,314 out of 100,000 died.[original has comma]
Page 213: mind as well as heart,[comma missing in original]
vigor as well as sympathy
Page 217: gruffly[original has grufly] remarked that I had
rumpled his hair
Page 217: suggestions have not been repeated since
May."[original has extraneous quotation mark]
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