An Introduction to Eugenics
An Introduction to Eugenics
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In Whitechapel and Mile End Old Town, where half the marriages are celebrated according to Jewish rites, the birth-rate still stands at 30 per thousand. This figure may be compared with the birth- rate for Roman Catholic Ireland and Dublin, and bears witness to the existence of some religious factor having a profound influence in determining the composition of the future population of the British Isles.
The records of the Friendly Societies have also been examined. 1 As an example, the great He...arts of Oak 1 The Decline of the Birth-Rate, by Sidney Webb, Fabian Tract, No. 131, London, 1907.
C 34 INTRODUCTION TO EUGENICS Friendly Society, with a membership of over a quarter of a million of citizens and skilled mechanics, paid " lying in " claims for the wives of its members at the rate of 2472 per thousand in 1880, and fell to 1165 in 1904, showing a decline of births in a class picked for the desirable qualities of permanent employment and thrift, amounting to more than one-half. This fall is three times as great as that shown by the total returns of England and Wales for the same period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Whitechapel and Mile End Old Town, where half the marriages are celebrated according to Jewish rites, the birth-rate still stands at 30 per thousand. This figure may be compared with the birth- rate for Roman Catholic Ireland and Dublin, and bears witness to the existence of some religious factor having a profound influence in determining the composition of the future population of the British Isles.
The records of the Friendly Societies have also been examined. 1 As an example, the great He...arts of Oak 1 The Decline of the Birth-Rate, by Sidney Webb, Fabian Tract, No. 131, London, 1907.
C 34 INTRODUCTION TO EUGENICS Friendly Society, with a membership of over a quarter of a million of citizens and skilled mechanics, paid " lying in " claims for the wives of its members at the rate of 2472 per thousand in 1880, and fell to 1165 in 1904, showing a decline of births in a class picked for the desirable qualities of permanent employment and thrift, amounting to more than one-half. This fall is three times as great as that shown by the total returns of England and Wales for the same period.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Cecil Dampier Dampier to read onlineMoreLess
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