, and negative Eugenics, 19, 28

Eugenic State, beginning of the, 19

Eugenics and employment, 141
author's conception of, 12
becomes a fashion, 180
beginning of, 125
different meanings of, 4
essence of, 4
first principle of, 38
general definition of, 10
meanness of the motive of, 136 _et seq._, 146
moral basis of, 5
the false theory of, 3 _et seq._
the real aim of, 91 _et seq._
versus Ethics, 7

Eugenist, true story of a, 114 _et seq._

Eugenists, and their new morality, 82
as Casuists, 14
as employers, 133, 137
as Euphemists, 12
their plutocratic impulses, 139 _et seq._
Mr. Wells' challenge to, 70
secret of what they really want, 73 _et seq._, 85

Euphemists, Eugenists as, 12

Fabians, and Socialism, 160

Feeble-Minded Bill, the, Eugenists and, 17, 18, 19, 20, 28, 51, 52

Feeble-mindedness, Dr. Saleeby on, 61
hereditary, 62, 63

Flogging, revival of, 25

Foulon, and the French peasants, 103

Freedom, Christianity and, 10

Free-will disbelieved by Eugenists, 52

Game laws, English, result of the, 110, 112

Golf, a Scotch minister's opinion of, 117

Great War, the, outbreak of, and its effect on Eugenics, 181

Health, and what it is, 59
Mr. Wells' views on inheritance of, 70, 85-6
not necessarily allied with beauty, 144
"Health adviser" of society, the, 55, 58

Hereditary diseases, and marriage, 44

Heredity, and feeble-mindedness, 62, 63
author's conception of, 64
incontestable proof of, 66
three first facts of, 66-7
unsatisfactory plight of students of, 66
uselessness of attempting to judge, 39

Housebreaking, punishment for, 36

Household gods of the heathen, 176

Housing problem, the, 164

Hutchinson, Colonel and Mrs., the historic instance of, 7

Huth, A.H., an admission by, 50

Idealists (_see_ Autocrats)

Idiotcy, segregation of, 61

Imperialism, and its aims, 93

Imprisonment, the State and, 25

Incest, the crime of, 8, 9

Indeterminate sentence, the, instrument of, 35
principle of, 37

Individualism, the experiment of, 130

Individualists, early Victorian, 118

Intervention, Socialistic movements of, 166

Irish peasants, T.P. O'Connor on, 144

Irishman in Liverpool, the, 121

Journalism and the Press of to-day, 73

Kindred and affinity, as a bar to marriage, 8

Law, the, and restrictions on sex, 10
and the indeterminate sentence, 35
and the lunatic, 31 _et seq._

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