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    20th Century · English

    Applied Eugenics

    Paul Popenoe and Roswell Hill Johnson

    Applied Eugenics, by Paul Popenoe and Roswell Hill Johnson (1918), from Project Gutenberg's public-domain text.

    Chapters
    20
    Variants
    20
    Genre
    Social Theory
    Difficulty
    Advanced

    chapters

    20 chapters
    1. 01Chapter IIprose
    2. 02Chapter IIIprose
    3. 03Chapter IVprose
    4. 04Chapter Vprose
    5. 05Chapter VIprose
    6. 06Chapter VIIprose
    7. 07Chapter VIIIprose
    8. 08Chapter IXprose
    9. 09Chapter Xprose
    10. 10Chapter XIprose
    11. 11Chapter XIIprose
    12. 12Chapter XIIIprose
    13. 13Chapter XIVprose
    14. 14Chapter XVprose
    15. 15Chapter XVIprose
    16. 16Chapter XVIIprose
    17. 17Chapter XVIIIprose
    18. 18Chapter XIXprose
    19. 19Chapter XXprose
    20. 20Chapter Iprose

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    Figures— 10

    Ales Hrdlicka · August Weismann · C. L. Redfield · Charles Darwin · Ellsworth Huntington · Franz Boas · Herbert Spencer · J. Arthur Thomson · Sir Michael Foster · Theodor Boveri

    Ideas— 10

    Body-plasm · Continuity of germ-plasm · Eugenics · Germ-plasm · Hemophilia · Hormones · Immortality of germ-plasm · Inheritance of acquired characteristics · Lamarck doctrine · Natural selection

    Places— 5

    China · Columbia University · Egypt · United States · University of Freiburg

    Groups— 7

    Ancient Greeks · Biologists · East European Hebrew immigrants · Irish immigrants · Lotus Eaters · Social workers and philanthropists · South Italian immigrants

    Events— 2

    Circumcision · Ear and nose piercing

    Objects— 4

    Appendix B · Appendix C · Applied Eugenics · Typewriter

    Animals— 2

    Infusorian · Threadworm

    9 citations · 8 themes · 42 entity mentions — every one anchored to a verbatim passage. The atlas.

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