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  • Healthy localities enable the healthiest offspring to be reared, 210
  • Health, adaptation to environment necessary for, 149
  • Health, ideal of, 148
  • Health, importance of, in relation to marriage, 135, 168, 171
  • Hearn, Professor, 67
  • Hedonism, New, 48
  • Hereditary tastes of children, 204 et seq.
  • Heredities, antagonistic, of two parents, 58
  • Heredity among Flat-head Indians, 213
  • Heredity, definition of, 100
  • Heredity and education, 111 et seq.
  • Heredity, evils arising from, may be cured, 35
  • Heredity, exceptions to law of, 58
  • Heredity and germ plasm, 107
  • Heredity, importance of knowledge of, by teachers, 125
  • Heredity, modification of law of, 99
  • Heredity, preponderating influence of, 69, 89
  • Heredity, rational view of, 109
  • Heredity, spectre of, 127 et seq.
  • Heredity, theories of, 73 et seq.
  • Heredity, transformation of, 83
  • Hering, Richard, 70
  • Hidery tribes of British Columbia, 214
  • High-pressure, effects of living at, 152
  • Hypnotic sleep, differs from ordinary sleep only in degree, 223
  • Hypnotic suggestion, value of, as aid to education, 216
  • Hypnotism as suggestive therapeutics, 214
  • Horse, evolution of the, 102
  • Human selection, plans for, 135 et seq.
  • Human kind, regarded as a whole, should be benefited by our conduct, 211
  • Human race, further improvement of impossible, if marriage relation be regarded only from standpoint of sexual indulgence, 210
  • Humane sentiments, conflict of, with theories of evolution, 145 et seq.
  • Husband and wife, tendency to resemble each other, 89
  • Huth, A. H., 42
  • Hygiene, modern, as opposed to natural selection, 142 et seq.
  • Hygiene, as the ethics of the body, 160
  • Hygiene, promises of, 158 et seq.
  • Hygienic laws, punishment for infraction of, 161
  • Hygienic surroundings, importance of, 139
  • Hygienic training, value of, 151
  • Ideal of Health, 148
  • Idiots, education of, 25
  • Illustrative cases of prenatal influence, 60 et seq.
  • Imagination, effect of, on unborn offspring, 55 et seq.
  • Improvement of race. See race improvement.
  • Incas of Peru, consanguineous marriages among the, 23
  • Income, bodily, importance of living within, 152
  • Individual, the, as the beginning and end of the race, 50
  • Individuality, development of the, 126
  • Infanticide among Spartans, 15
  • Infanticide, former general prevalence of, 19
  • Infanticide in Plato's Republic, 38, 131
  • Progress in organic life, 9
  • Promiscuity regulated in Oneida Community, 37
  • Promiscuity regulated in Plato's Republic, 11
  • Prostitution, camp life a school for, 202
  • Psychical diseases, heredity of, 82 et seq.
  • Psychological laws, uncertain effect of, 68
  • Psychological research, laboratories for, 160
  • Quatrefages, M. de, 59
  • Race (human) deterioration of the, through hygienic action, 143 et seq.
  • Race, improvement of the, aim of, 36
  • Race, improvement of the, based on spiritual sympathy, 58
  • Race improvement, experiment in, of the Oneida Community, 37 et seq.
  • Race improvement, failure of compulsory attempts at, 27
  • Race improvement, Grecian methods for, 10 et seq.
  • Race improvement, Grecian methods not suited for modern times, 24
  • Race improvement, natural factors in, 10
  • Race improvement, State aid to, 37, 53
  • Race should be thought of before ourselves, 211
  • Reproductive function, difference in exercise of, by animals and man, 210
  • Responsibility in parentage, 49, 181
  • Ribot, Th., 57, 68, 83
  • Romanes, G. J., 28, 73, 85, 87
  • Ruin of countries by the burdens of war, 203
  • Sacredness of parentage, 93
  • Saint-Hilaire, Geoffroy, 68
  • Sampson, mother of, 172
  • Science of true living, hygiene as the, 160
  • Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society's manufacturing mill, 156 et seq.
  • Selection, artificial, by man, 9
  • Selection, individual, by Noyes, 38
  • Selection, natural, see "Natural selection."
  • Selection, sexual, see "Sexual selection."
  • Selective action of female animals, 28 et seq.
  • Selective action of woman in marriage, 43 et seq.
  • Self-control, importance of, 96
  • Self-consciousness, excessive, cured by hypnotic suggestion, 216
  • Self-development, 48
  • Sense of touch, modification of, through use, 114
  • Sex-instinct, 51
  • Sexual cells, 162
  • Sexual cells, acquired powers of, 110
  • Sexual excess injuriously affects both parents and offspring, 211
  • Sexual impulse, gratification of the, consistent with the development of the highest mental qualities, 212
  • Sexual selection, 27 et seq., 131 et seq.
  • Sexual selection, action of, among primeval men, 179
  • Sexual selection applicable primarily to male characteristics, 30
  • Sexual selection by women, effect of,

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