[17] The first treatise on Infant Mortality in English, written by Sir George Newman at the present writer's request, and published in his New Library of Medicine in 1906, gives abundant and trustworthy information as to the initial incidence of this disproportionate mortality. [18] "Socialism and the Family," Sixpenny Edition, p. 59. [19] The address of this Union is 20, Copthall Avenue, London, E. C. [20] "The primal physical functions of maternity." [21] W. Claassen in the Archiv fuer Rassen-und-Gesellschafts-Biologie, Nov.--Dec., 1909. See the Eugenics Review, July, 1910, p. 154. [22] We decided to reprint the Report of that Conference, and a few copies of the reprint are still obtainable. [23] In his "Alcoholism." 1906. [24] In the articles, "Racial Poisons: Alcohol," Eugenics Review, April, 1910, and "Professor Karl Pearson on Alcoholism and Offspring," British Journal of Inebriety, Oct., 1910. [25] This study has only just begun, but remarkable results have already been obtained. The interested reader should refer to the Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress on Alcoholism held in London in 1909. [26] This Report, published in 1910, can readily be obtained through any bookseller. Its number is Cd. 5263, and the price only 1s. 3d. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcriber's Notes: 1. Original chapter titles were inconsistently named. For example "CHAPTER VI" was followed by simply "VII" without the "CHAPTER" designation. The original printing has been retained. 2. p. 269: word omitted in original ("on") has been added: "I have recently been on a tour throughout Canada...."