Review of Reviews,  3 (1891), 253.

Compulsory Childlessness. A Curious Plea by a Doctor of Divinity

Anon

Genre:

Abstract

Publications abstracted:

H S Pomeroy Andover Review

Subjects:

Eugenics, Population, Heredity, Sex, Darwinism


    Suggests that the insistence that the state should 'enforce compulsory childlessness upon all criminals, paupers, and victims of heredity disease' ignores the fact that 'the children of the well-regulated family have double the chance of surviving and ultimately becoming parents themselves possessed by the children of the morally and physically unfit (253).



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