Luther Burbank, His Life And Work
Luther Burbank, His Life And Work
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Thus it appears that the family of the seven ambitious brothers was a dwindling company in the two generations that succeeded their compact, — and expressly because of their compact. In modem terms this seems a case of race suicide.
But it may properly be interpreted in a yet more modem phrase.
What the ambitious brothers and their suc- cessors had done was to practice the art of eugen- ics in three important phases.
They had (1) restricted the number of de- scendants, through preventing the bi...rth of super- numerary children; (2) they had wisely selected able mates for the procreating member of the family; (3) and they had concentrated the family estates and talents by judicious inbreeding— that is to say, by the union of cousins.
Now note the sequel of this remarkable prac- tice of eugenic principles. The son of the erst- while Bishop of Osnabriick and his brilliant wife became King of one country (George I of Eng- land), and their daughter became Queen of an- other (Sophia CJharlotte of Prussia).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus it appears that the family of the seven ambitious brothers was a dwindling company in the two generations that succeeded their compact, — and expressly because of their compact. In modem terms this seems a case of race suicide.
But it may properly be interpreted in a yet more modem phrase.
What the ambitious brothers and their suc- cessors had done was to practice the art of eugen- ics in three important phases.
They had (1) restricted the number of de- scendants, through preventing the bi...rth of super- numerary children; (2) they had wisely selected able mates for the procreating member of the family; (3) and they had concentrated the family estates and talents by judicious inbreeding— that is to say, by the union of cousins.
Now note the sequel of this remarkable prac- tice of eugenic principles. The son of the erst- while Bishop of Osnabriick and his brilliant wife became King of one country (George I of Eng- land), and their daughter became Queen of an- other (Sophia CJharlotte of Prussia).
What to read after Luther Burbank, His Life And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Henry Smith, 1863-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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