Eugenics a Lecture
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The first man of whom we have any historical record was as good, nay better, than the present man. He had even a higher code of ethics. He was endowed by the Creator with all the gifts of a social being. He was as perfect in form and feature. We are assured that he knew more of the works of nature and of the relationship between God * Thoughts of a Catholic Anatomist, by Thomas Dwight, M. D. (New York: Longmans, Green & Co. ), is well worth reading for the elucidation of this subject. EUGENICS.... 1 7 and man. Later history shows the undeveloped man only in the outlying districts, away from the centers from which he went out to subdue and cultivate the earth. In the place where the garden of Eden is said to have been, history reveals man to us in a per- fect state. What glimpses we have into the dark, dim vista of the past around the Tigris and Eu- phrates reveal a high grade of civilization. We can trace that civilization in its degeneration to a low ebb at the beginnmg of the Christian era, and again in its rise from that point.
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The first man of whom we have any historical record was as good, nay better, than the present man. He had even a higher code of ethics. He was endowed by the Creator with all the gifts of a social being. He was as perfect in form and feature. We are assured that he knew more of the works of nature and of the relationship between God * Thoughts of a Catholic Anatomist, by Thomas Dwight, M. D. (New York: Longmans, Green & Co. ), is well worth reading for the elucidation of this subject. EUGENICS.... 1 7 and man. Later history shows the undeveloped man only in the outlying districts, away from the centers from which he went out to subdue and cultivate the earth. In the place where the garden of Eden is said to have been, history reveals man to us in a per- fect state. What glimpses we have into the dark, dim vista of the past around the Tigris and Eu- phrates reveal a high grade of civilization. We can trace that civilization in its degeneration to a low ebb at the beginnmg of the Christian era, and again in its rise from that point.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence F Lawrence Francis Flick to read onlineMoreLess
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