Library of Universal History And Popular Science volume 17
Library of Universal History And Popular Science volume 17
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Thus the bias strengthens with each generation, until, as we find, families grow to have habitually more sons than daughters. 1 ' 459. That this result would follow from the above form of infanticide seems almost certain ; that is if we assume that a sex-producing tendency is inherited. But as the above numbers are so ex- tremely scanty, I have searched for ad- 4 ' The Todas, ' 1873, pp. 100, in, 194, 196.
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ditional evidence, but cannot decide whether what I have fo...und is trust- worthy ; nevertheless the facts are, per- haps, worth giving. ' The Maories of New Zealand have long practiced infan- ticide ; and Mr. Fenton M states that he " has met with instances of women who have destroyed four, six, and even seven children, mostly females. However, the universal testimony of those best quali- fied to judge, is conclusive that this cus- tom has for many years been almost ex- tinct. Probably the year 1835 may be named as the period of its ceasing to exist. " Now among the New Zealan- ders, as with the Todas, male births are considerably in excess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus the bias strengthens with each generation, until, as we find, families grow to have habitually more sons than daughters. 1 ' 459. That this result would follow from the above form of infanticide seems almost certain ; that is if we assume that a sex-producing tendency is inherited. But as the above numbers are so ex- tremely scanty, I have searched for ad- 4 ' The Todas, ' 1873, pp. 100, in, 194, 196.
140 BEACON LIGHTS OF SCIENCE.
ditional evidence, but cannot decide whether what I have fo...und is trust- worthy ; nevertheless the facts are, per- haps, worth giving. ' The Maories of New Zealand have long practiced infan- ticide ; and Mr. Fenton M states that he " has met with instances of women who have destroyed four, six, and even seven children, mostly females. However, the universal testimony of those best quali- fied to judge, is conclusive that this cus- tom has for many years been almost ex- tinct. Probably the year 1835 may be named as the period of its ceasing to exist. " Now among the New Zealan- ders, as with the Todas, male births are considerably in excess.
What to read after Library of Universal History And Popular Science volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isreal Smith Clare to read onlineMoreLess
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