AND.

NOTES.

{3} _Lundy's Land, and other Poems_, by Duncan Campbell Scott, Toronto.

{5} I have an antiquarian interest in the penny whistle as being a poor
relation of the "recorder" of our forefathers.

{8} _A Naturalist's Calendar_, by Leonard Blomefield (formerly Jenyns).
Cambridge University Press, 1903.

{9} _Life and Letters_, Vol. II., p. 114.

{13} This, the first Galton Lecture, was delivered before the Eugenics
Education Society, February 16th, 1914, and is, by permission, reprinted,
with some changes, from the _Eugenics Review_, 1914.

{15} The passage quoted is from Galton's autobiographic _Memories_, page
165. I have necessarily drawn largely on this delightful book, and have
not generally thought it necessary to give references.

{21} Major L. Darwin had been President of the Royal Geographical
Society.

{23} In _Memories_, p. 310, he criticises the statistical methods of
this work.

{24} _Macmillan's Magazine_, XII., p. 327.

{25} _Hereditary Genius_, p. 2.

{26a} He had already allowed Professor Seward and myself to publish them
in _More Letters of Charles Darwin_.

{26b} _Memories_, p. 290.

{27a} _Hereditary Genius_ p. 9

{27b} _Ibid._, p. 31.

{28} _Memories_, p. 305.

{29} _Macmillan's Magazine_, XII., p. 327.

{30} _Essays in Eugenics_, p. 1.

{31a} _Essays in Eugenics_, p. 1.

{31b} _Ibid._, p. 35.

{32a} _Essays in Eugenics_, p. 37.

{32b} _Ibid._, p. 42.

{34a} _More Letters_, II., pp. 43 and 50.

{34b} One Volume Edit. 1894, p. 617.

{35} _Macmillan's Magazine_, XII., p. 326.

{36} Evening lecture delivered at the Glasgow meeting of the British
Association, September 16, 1901. Reprinted with alterations, from
_Nature_, November 14, 1901.

{40} See their papers in the _Deutsch Bot. Ges._, 1900, and my summary
in a paper read before the British Association, 1905.,

{41} The root must of course be in a glass of water, and therefore
exposed to light.

{45} Cohn's _Beitrage_, 1894.

{47} Pfeffer, in the _Annals of Botany_, September 1894. Further
details in Czapek's paper in _Pringsheim's Jahrb._, 1895.

{48} F. Darwin, _Annals of Botany_, December 1899.

{51a} _Life and Habit_, 1878.

{51b} Butler's term.

{53a} See James Ward, _Naturalism and Agnosticism_, i. 283

{53b} _Science and Culture_, Collected Essays, i.

{53c} _Loc. cit._ p. 288.

{56} Strictly speaking--florets.

{58a} C. Darwin. _Cli