PART I.—HISTORICAL | CHAPTER | | PAGE | 1. | Introductory | 1 | 2. | Morality as Based upon Character | 4 | 3. | Permanence of Character | 8 | 4. | Permanence of High Intellect | 15 | 5. | Speech and Writing as Proofs of Intelligence | 28 | 6. | Savages Not Morally Inferior to Civilised Races | 31 | 7. | A Selective Agency Needed to Improve Character | 36 | 8. | Environment during the Nineteenth Century | 40 | 9. | Insanitary Dwellings and Life-destroying Trades | 47 | 10. | Adulteration, Bribery, and Gambling | 55 | 11. | Our Administration of "Justice" is Immoral | 62 | 12. | Indications of Increasing Moral Degradation | 67 | PART II.—THEORETICAL | 13. | Natural Selection among Animals | 75 | 14. | Selection as Modified by Mind | 93 | 15. | The Laws of Heredity and Environment | 103 | 16. | Moral Progress through a New Form of Selection | 125 | 17. | How to Initiate an Era of Moral Progress | 150 | | Index | 159 |
Social Environment and Moral Progress
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