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• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 10 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 11 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 12 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 13 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 14 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 15 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 16 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 17 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 2 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 3 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 5 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 6 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 7 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 8 )
• Hereditary Genius: An Enquiry into Its Laws and Consequences (2nd ed.), by Francis Galton, selected pages( page 9 )

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• (Eugenic Record Office) Director letter to John Allen about participating in a study of the inheritance of musical ability

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• "Abstract of the report on immigration and insanity," by The Immigration Commission
• "Acquired or inherited? A eugenical comedy in four acts," play written by P. Laughlin, F. Danielson and H. Laughlin
• "Adjudged the most perfect baby in the Panama Canal Zone"
• "Albinism in Man: A Monograph (Part 1)," handwritten manuscript by Karl Pearson, with E. Nettleship and C.H. Usher, published in 1911
• "Albinism in Man: A Monograph (Part 1)," handwritten manuscript by Karl Pearson, with E. Nettleship and C.H. Usher, published in 1911( page 2 )
• "Albinism in Man: A Monograph (Part 1)," handwritten manuscript by Karl Pearson, with E. Nettleship and C.H. Usher, published in 1911( page 3 )
• "Albinism in Man: A Monograph (Part 1)," handwritten manuscript by Karl Pearson, with E. Nettleship and C.H. Usher, published in 1911( page 4 )
• "Albinism in Man: A Monograph (Part 1)," handwritten manuscript by Karl Pearson, with E. Nettleship and C.H. Usher, published in 1911( page 5 )
• "Albinism in Man: A Monograph (Part 1)," handwritten manuscript by Karl Pearson, with E. Nettleship and C.H. Usher, published in 1911( page 6 )
• "Alexander Graham Bell as Chairman of the Board of Scientific Directors of the Eugenics Record Office," Eugenical News (vol. 14:8)
• "Alexander Graham Bell as Chairman of the Board of Scientific Directors of the Eugenics Record Office," Eugenical News (vol. 14:8)( page 2 )
• "Alien ancestry of inventors is studied by U.S."
• "Aliens in the Psychology Test," by E. Garfield, The New York Times
• "Allen family concert orchestra, featuring Master Harry Allen, world's greatest musical wonder"
• "America for Americans: Radio address of Hon. Martin Dies of Texas," May 6, 1935, about deportation
• "America for Americans: Radio address of Hon. Martin Dies of Texas," May 6, 1935, about deportation( page 2 )
• "America for Americans: Radio address of Hon. Martin Dies of Texas," May 6, 1935, about deportation( page 3 )
• "America for Americans: Radio address of Hon. Martin Dies of Texas," May 6, 1935, about deportation( page 4 )
• "America for Americans: Radio address of Hon. Martin Dies of Texas," May 6, 1935, about deportation( page 5 )
• "America the melting pot"
• "Amount of Negro and Other Colored Blood Illegal in Various States for Marriage to Whites: 1929," by W.A. Plecker, Eugenical News (vol. 14:8)
• "An act to amend the domestic relations law, in relation to prevention of hereditary blindness", New York State Senate
• "An act to amend the domestic relations law, in relation to prevention of hereditary blindness", New York State Senate( page 2 )
• "An act to amend the domestic relations law, in relation to prevention of hereditary blindness", New York State Senate( page 3 )
• "An act to amend the domestic relations law, in relation to prevention of hereditary blindness", New York State Senate( page 4 )
• "An act to amend the domestic relations law, in relation to prevention of hereditary blindness", New York State Senate( page 5 )
• "An act to amend the domestic relations law, in relation to prevention of hereditary blindness", New York State Senate( page 6 )
• "An act to amend the domestic relations law, in relation to prevention of hereditary blindness", New York State Senate( page 7 )
• "An appeal to friends of Scandinavian immigration"
• "An appeal to friends of Scandinavian immigration"( page 2 )
• "An appeal to friends of Scandinavian immigration"( page 3 )
• "An appeal to friends of Scandinavian immigration"( page 4 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 10 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 11 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 12 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 13 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 14 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 15 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 16 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 17 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 2 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 3 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 4 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 5 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 6 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 7 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 8 )
• "Analysis of America's Modern Melting Pot," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 9 )
• "Another Wooly-Hair Mutation in Man," by C.Ph. Schokking, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)
• "Another Wooly-Hair Mutation in Man," by C.Ph. Schokking, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 2 )
• "Another Wooly-Hair Mutation in Man," by C.Ph. Schokking, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 3 )
• "Another Wooly-Hair Mutation in Man," by C.Ph. Schokking, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 4 )
• "Another Wooly-Hair Mutation in Man," by C.Ph. Schokking, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 5 )
• "Anthropometry at Smith College," form with measurements, handprints, and hand/foot tracings ("Observer Steggerda")
• "Anthropometry at Smith College," form with measurements, handprints, and hand/foot tracings ("Observer Steggerda")( page 2 )
• "Anti-miscegenation laws of the several States: 1932," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Approaching extinction of Mayflower descendants"
• "Approximate fecundity indices of American women by nativity for the decade 1910-1920," about immigration
• "Are three human beings ever exactly alike?"
• "Average dimensions for white and colored races"
• "Average family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): family examination summary
• "The average American male", by Jane Davenport
• A. Estabrook letter to H. Laughlin about Jukes pedigree
• A. Estabrook response to E.R. Evans, about the "possible inheritance of eroticism" in adopted child VI 89 of the Nam lineage (2/17/1917)
• A. Johnson letter to H. Laughlin about presenting prison data before Committee on Immigration
• A. Strode letter to A. Estabrook, plans for making "preliminary investigations" prior to testifying at the Carrie Buck trial (1/6/1924)
• A. Strode letter to H. Laughlin, requesting a deposition on hereditary feeblmindedness for the trial of Carrie Buck in Amherst, Virginia (9/30/1924)
• A. Strode letter to H. Laughlin, requesting a deposition on hereditary feeblmindedness for the trial of Carrie Buck in Amherst, Virginia (9/30/1924)( page 2 )
• A.L. Treadwell, Vassar College, letter to Eugenics Record Office, about student pedigree of deafness and insanity ("queerness")
• A.L. Treadwell, Vassar College, letter to Eugenics Record Office, about student pedigree of deafness and insanity ("queerness")( page 2 )
• Actors, one with "a colored strain"
• Adult male anthropometric cases, collected by Charles Davenport at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama (measurements and lineage forms)
• Adult male anthropometric cases, collected by Charles Davenport at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama (measurements and lineage forms)( page 2 )
• Adult male anthropometric cases, collected by Charles Davenport at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama (measurements and lineage forms)( page 3 )
• Adult male anthropometric cases, collected by Charles Davenport at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama (measurements and lineage forms)( page 4 )
• Advertisement for Racial Hygiene, for Eugenics' Book Club, Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)
• Advertising piece for The Problem of the Feeble-Minded, by the Poor Law Commissioners (preface and order form)
• Aerial view of Ellis Island
• Aerial view of lower Manhattan and Ellis Island
• Albert F. Blakeslee memo about procedures for answering mail after closure of the Eugenics Record Office
• Albinism pedigree by Charles Davenport
• Albino hares, for publication in "Albinism in Man," by K. Pearson, E. Nettleship, and C.H. Usher (1911)
• Albino monkey, with Karl Pearson's handwritten captions and instructions for publication in "Albinism in Man" (1911)
• Albino wallaby, with Karl Pearson's handwritten captions and instructions for publication in "Albinism in Man" (1913)
• Alexander Graham Bell letter to Charles Davenport about Eugenics Record Office
• Alexander Graham Bell letter to Charles Davenport about Eugenics Record Office( page 2 )
• Alexander Graham Bell letter to Charles Davenport about Eugenics Record Office( page 3 )
• Alexander Graham Bell letter to Charles Davenport about Eugenics Record Office( page 4 )
• Alice Bounds (Bear Lady) and Mother, with notes, circus acts
• Alphonse Bertillon's measurement card, done according to his own system for criminal anthropometry
• Alphonse Bertillon's measurement card, done according to his own system for criminal anthropometry( page 2 )
• AMA/Eugenics Record Office survey about hereditary blindness
• AMA/Eugenics Record Office survey about hereditary blindness( page 2 )
• American Breeders Association 8th Annual Meeting resolution to form permanent committee on immigration (with hand-written draft)
• American Breeders Association 8th Annual Meeting resolution to form permanent committee on immigration (with hand-written draft)( page 2 )
• American Breeders Association report on new eugenics section
• American Breeders Association report on new eugenics section( page 2 )
• American Breeders Association report on new eugenics section( page 3 )
• American Breeders Association report on new eugenics section( page 4 )
• American Breeders Association report on new eugenics section( page 5 )
• American Eugenics Party pamphlet detailing their views
• American Eugenics Party pamphlet detailing their views( page 2 )
• American Eugenics Party pamphlet detailing their views( page 3 )
• American Eugenics Party pamphlet detailing their views( page 4 )
• American Eugenics Party pamphlet detailing their views( page 5 )
• American Eugenics Party pamphlet detailing their views( page 6 )
• American Eugenics Party platform
• American Eugenics Party platform( page 2 )
• American Eugenics Society exhibit at Sesquicentennial Exposition, Philadelphia ("Mendel's theater," center; guinea pig coat color, right)
• American Eugenics Society, dinner invitation, program including Albert Wiggam and Frederick Osborn, New York
• American Eugenics Society, invitation to "Conference on the Relation of Eugenics and the Church," including Albert Wiggam, New York
• American Eugenics Society, membership drive materials (cover letter to Albert Blakeslee, prospect list, and form letter)
• American Eugenics Society, membership drive materials (cover letter to Albert Blakeslee, prospect list, and form letter)( page 2 )
• American Eugenics Society, membership drive materials (cover letter to Albert Blakeslee, prospect list, and form letter)( page 3 )
• American Eugenics Society, program for "Round Table Conferences and Annual Meeting," New York, 1936
• American Eugenics Society, program for "Round Table Conferences and Annual Meeting," New York, 1936( page 2 )
• Analysis of fingerprints in Jamaica study
• Analysis of fingerprints in Jamaica study( page 2 )
• Animal House, Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Announcement for "Biometrika, A Journal for the Statistical Study of Biological Problems," established by Karl Pearson
• Announcement for "Biometrika, A Journal for the Statistical Study of Biological Problems," established by Karl Pearson( page 2 )
• Announcement for "Biometrika, A Journal for the Statistical Study of Biological Problems," established by Karl Pearson( page 4 )
• Announcement for Louisiana State Congress of Mothers, with news clippings
• Announcement for Louisiana State Congress of Mothers, with photo of 1909 Model Home
• Anthropometric "Computation Sheet" used by Morris Steggerda
• Anthropometric "Computation Sheet" used by Morris Steggerda( page 2 )
• Anthropometric case materials on a Shinnecock Indian Family of Eastern Long Island (photographs, pedigree, field notes, and physical measurements)
• Anthropometric case materials on a Shinnecock Indian Family of Eastern Long Island (photographs, pedigree, field notes, and physical measurements)( page 2 )
• Anthropometric case materials on a Shinnecock Indian Family of Eastern Long Island (photographs, pedigree, field notes, and physical measurements)( page 3 )
• Anthropometric case materials on a Shinnecock Indian Family of Eastern Long Island (photographs, pedigree, field notes, and physical measurements)( page 4 )
• Anthropometric case materials on a Shinnecock Indian Family of Eastern Long Island (photographs, pedigree, field notes, and physical measurements)( page 5 )
• Anthropometric measurements of the human profile, Francis Galton notebook
• Anthropometry card of Alphonse Bertillon, who originated this criminal identification system of profile and full-face photos and key body measurements
• Anthropometry card of Francis Galton, with profile and full-face photos and spaces for key body measurements, taken by Alphonse Bertillon
• Anthropometry of Dwarves at Letchworth Village for the Feebleminded and Epileptic (measurements, family histories, dental charts, and photographs)
• Anthropometry of Dwarves at Letchworth Village for the Feebleminded and Epileptic (measurements, family histories, dental charts, and photographs)( page 2 )
• Anthropometry of Dwarves at Letchworth Village for the Feebleminded and Epileptic (measurements, family histories, dental charts, and photographs)( page 3 )
• Anthropometry of Dwarves at Letchworth Village for the Feebleminded and Epileptic (measurements, family histories, dental charts, and photographs)( page 4 )
• Anthropometry of Dwarves at Letchworth Village for the Feebleminded and Epileptic (measurements, family histories, dental charts, and photographs)( page 5 )
• Anthropometry of Dwarves at Letchworth Village for the Feebleminded and Epileptic (measurements, family histories, dental charts, and photographs)( page 6 )
• Anthropometry of Dwarves at Letchworth Village for the Feebleminded and Epileptic (measurements, family histories, dental charts, and photographs)( page 7 )
• Anthropometry of Dwarves at Letchworth Village for the Feebleminded and Epileptic (measurements, family histories, dental charts, and photographs)( page 8 )
• Archives at the Eugenics Record Office
• Archives at the Eugenics Record Office( page 2 )
• Arthur H. Estabrook
• Arthur Sweetzer letter and family history to C. Davenport (?), about tall stature
• Arthur Sweetzer letter and family history to C. Davenport (?), about tall stature( page 2 )
• Arthur Sweetzer letter and family history to C. Davenport (?), about tall stature( page 3 )
• Arthur Sweetzer letter and family history to C. Davenport (?), about tall stature( page 4 )
• Arthur Sweetzer letter and family history to C. Davenport (?), about tall stature( page 5 )
• Assessment of families at Battle Creek Fitter Families contest
• Aubrey Strode, the lawyer who wrote the Virginia sterilization law and who took Buck vs. Bell to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Average Family Winner, Fitter Family Contest, Eastern States Exposition
• The average American male

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• "A bibliography of hereditary eye defects," by L. Howe
• "Baby Doll and The Three Fat Brothers", circus acts
• "Basic formula for the measurement of racing capacity in the thoroughbred horse"
• "Believes idea good, sees no objection study of race relations," letter to the editor of Columbia State
• "Best couple" with trophy, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925)
• "Best couple," Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): family summary examination
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 10 )
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 11 )
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 12 )
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 2 )
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 3 )
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 4 )
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 5 )
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 6 )
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 7 )
• "Biological aspects of immigration," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 9 )
• "Birth Control and the Racial Future," by Frank H. Hankins, People (April 1931)
• "Birth Control and the Racial Future," by Frank H. Hankins, People (April 1931)( page 2 )
• "Birth Control and the Racial Future," by Frank H. Hankins, People (April 1931)( page 3 )
• "Birth Control and the Racial Future," by Frank H. Hankins, People (April 1931)( page 4 )
• "Birth Control and the Racial Future," by Frank H. Hankins, People (April 1931)( page 5 )
• "Birth Control Peril to Race, Says Osborn," New York Times (8/23/1932), review of H.F. Osborn's paper at Third International Eugenics Congress
• "Birth Control Peril to Race, Says Osborn," New York Times (8/23/1932), review of H.F. Osborn's paper at Third International Eugenics Congress( page 2 )
• "Birth Control Peril to Race, Says Osborn," New York Times (8/23/1932), review of H.F. Osborn's paper at Third International Eugenics Congress( page 3 )
• "Birth Control Steps Out, A Note on the Senate Hearing," by Margaret Sanger, People (April 1931)
• "Birth Control Steps Out, A Note on the Senate Hearing," by Margaret Sanger, People (April 1931)( page 2 )
• "Blond Indians of the Darien jungle," by R.O. Marsh, World's Work
• "Blond Indians of the Darien jungle," by R.O. Marsh, World's Work( page 2 )
• "Blond Indians of the Darien jungle," by R.O. Marsh, World's Work( page 3 )
• "Blond Indians of the Darien jungle," by R.O. Marsh, World's Work( page 4 )
• "Blond Indians of the Darien jungle," by R.O. Marsh, World's Work( page 5 )
• "Blond Indians of the Darien jungle," by R.O. Marsh, World's Work( page 6 )
• "Blond Indians of the Darien jungle," by R.O. Marsh, World's Work( page 7 )
• "Body build: its development and inheritance," by C.B. Davenport, Eugenic Record Office
• "Body build: its development and inheritance," by C.B. Davenport, Eugenic Record Office( page 2 )
• "Body build: its development and inheritance," by C.B. Davenport, Eugenic Record Office( page 3 )
• "Body build: its development and inheritance," by C.B. Davenport, Eugenic Record Office( page 4 )
• "Brains and the immigrant," by Melville Herskovits, The Nation
• "Brains and the immigrant," by Melville Herskovits, The Nation( page 2 )
• "Brains and the immigrant," by Melville Herskovits, The Nation( page 3 )
• "Britain Getting Less Brainy: Experts' Warning," News Chronicle (12/1/1939)
• "Burglary and larceny, rankings of native whites of foreign parentage
• "The background of illegitimacy, delinquency, and mental defect"
• "The burden of the feebleminded"
• Baltimore anthropometric study, body builds
• Baltimore anthropometric study, body builds( page 2 )
• Baltimore anthropometric study, boys 15-16 years, body build
• Baltimore anthropometric study, boys 6-7 years, body build
• Baltimore anthropometric study, boys 9-10 years, body build
• Bearded woman with hypertrichosis
• Better Babies Contest award certificate, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• Better Babies contestant, with trophy, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• Biometrika abstracts (vol. 6:4), including Karl Pearson's note on Jamaica race mixing based on observations provided by Isaac Costa
• Blindness pedigree from the records of the Perkins Institution
• Blindness pedigree from the records of the Perkins Institution( page 2 )
• Boat builder pedigree
• Book reviews of White America by Ernest S. Cox
• Book reviews of White America by Ernest S. Cox( page 2 )
• Brief instructions for charting (crib sheet for doing a human pedigree)
• Brochure advertising Mongrel Virginians, by Arthur H. Estabrook and Ivan E. McDougle
• Brochure advertising Mongrel Virginians, by Arthur H. Estabrook and Ivan E. McDougle( page 2 )
• Browning Arms Company letter to H. Laughlin about research study on immigration
• Brush Foundation motion, about W. Todd's research
• Buck vs. Bell Supreme Court Decision
• Buck vs. Bell Supreme Court Decision( page 2 )
• Buck vs. Bell Supreme Court Decision( page 3 )
• Buck vs. Bell Supreme Court Decision( page 4 )
• Burmese dwarf at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Bust of C. Davenport, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Busts of C. Darwin and F. Galton, 3rd International Eugenics Conference

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• "'Cretinous' dwarf, representing the achondroplastic, short-legged type,"
• "A century of change in Hawaii's population," about immigration
• "Case I: 2 homozygous brown eyed parents will have 100% homozygous brown eyed children"
• "Case II: homozygous brown eyed parent and heterozygous brown eyed parent will have..."
• "Case III: one homozygous brown eyed parent and one homozygous blue eyed parent will have 100% heterozygous brown eyed children"
• "Case IV: two heterozygous brown eyed parents will have 25% homozgyous brown eyed, 50% heterozygous brown eyed and 25% homozygous blue eyed children"
• "Chart IV, proportion of intermarriage among men and women of various nationalities in New York City (1908-1912)"
• "Chart IV: proportion of intermarriage among men and women of various nationalities in New York City 1908-1912"
• "Chart of the C____ Family," insanity and manic depression pedigree
• "Chief Amok: A Bantos head hunter, The story of myself and my people, Dreamland Circus and Side Show, Coney Island, N.Y."
• "Classification standards," by Harry H. Laughlin
• "Classification standards," by Harry H. Laughlin( page 2 )
• "Classification standards," by Harry H. Laughlin( page 3 )
• "Classification standards," by Harry H. Laughlin( page 4 )
• "Classification standards," by Harry H. Laughlin( page 5 )
• "Classification standards," by Harry H. Laughlin( page 6 )
• "Clinic in human heredity" proposal by H. Laughlin
• "Clinical and Field Studies of the 1921 Training Class," Eugenics Record Office, Eugenical News (vol. 6)
• "Clinical and Field Studies of the 1921 Training Class," Eugenics Record Office, Eugenical News (vol. 6)( page 2 )
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff( page 10 )
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff( page 2 )
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff( page 3 )
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff( page 4 )
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff( page 5 )
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff( page 6 )
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff( page 7 )
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff( page 8 )
• "Cold Spring Harbor: Meeting of Field Workers, June 23, 1915," notes including comments by C. Davenport, H. Laughlin, and A Rosanoff( page 9 )
• "Comparative stature and measurements for white and colored soldiers"
• "Comparison of white and negro fetuses"
• "Comparison of white and negro fetuses"( page 2 )
• "Composite -- group of Irish high school students," composite portrait in the style of Francis Galton
• "Composite of the portraits of six members of the same family. By F. Galton. 1882."
• "Composite Portraits of Scientific Men," by Francis Galton, Science (5/8/1885)
• "Composite Portraits," by Francis Galton
• "Composite Portraits," by Francis Galton( page 2 )
• "Composite Portraits," by Francis Galton( page 3 )
• "Composite Portraits," by Francis Galton( page 4 )
• "Composite Portraits," by Francis Galton( page 5 )
• "Composite Portraits," by Francis Galton( page 6 )
• "Composite portraiture," Fig. 35
• "Composite portraiture," Fig. 35( page 2 )
• "Concerning a law to lessen hereditary blindness," by Lucien Howe, American Opthalmological Society Journal
• "Concerning a law to lessen hereditary blindness," by Lucien Howe, American Opthalmological Society Journal( page 2 )
• "Concerning a law to lessen hereditary blindness," by Lucien Howe, American Opthalmological Society Journal( page 3 )
• "Consanguinity," student report, example 1
• "Consanguinity," student report, example 2
• "Continental United States population per square mile: 1790-1920"
• "Copy of certificate awarded for meritorious exhibits," at the Second International Congress of Eugenics
• "Courses in eugenics, University of Pittsburgh"
• "Courses in eugenics, University of Pittsburgh"( page 2 )
• "Courses in eugenics, University of Pittsburgh"( page 3 )
• "Cousin Marriage," student report
• "Cretinism," flash cards on genetic defects
• "Crime and race descent," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Cross sections of hairs of different races"
• "Cumulative record of operations for eugenical sterilization in the United States from 1907-1935"
• "Curves showing the ages at death among different classes of highly eminent men," from Francis Galton's notes for Hereditary Genius
• "The Catlin Mark, the inheritance of an unusual opening in the parietal bones"
• "The color problem settled by exact scientific methods"
• "The Complex Determinants of Amentia," by L.S. Penrose, Eugenics Review (vol. 26:2)
• "The Complex Determinants of Amentia," by L.S. Penrose, Eugenics Review (vol. 26:2)( page 2 )
• "The Complex Determinants of Amentia," by L.S. Penrose, Eugenics Review (vol. 26:2)( page 3 )
• "The Complex Determinants of Amentia," by L.S. Penrose, Eugenics Review (vol. 26:2)( page 4 )
• "The Complex Determinants of Amentia," by L.S. Penrose, Eugenics Review (vol. 26:2)( page 5 )
• "The Complex Determinants of Amentia," by L.S. Penrose, Eugenics Review (vol. 26:2)( page 6 )
• "The compulsory-voluntary aspect of eugenical sterilization"( page 3 )
• "The control by law of hereditary blindness"
• "The control by law of hereditary blindness"( page 2 )
• "The control by law of hereditary blindness"( page 3 )
• "The control by law of hereditary blindness"( page 4 )
• "The control by law of hereditary blindness"( page 5 )
• "The control by law of hereditary blindness"( page 6 )
• "The control by law of hereditary blindness"( page 7 )
• "The control by law of hereditary blindness"( page 8 )
• A Century of Progress, International Exposition, Chicago -- brochure cover
• C. Bruce letter to H. Laughlin objecting to the racial descent study of U.S. senators
• C. Davenport letter to Babbott, author of "The Senate is Still Nordic"
• C. Davenport letter to L. Barker about E. Cheever's criticisms of H. Laughlin's views on immigration
• C. Davenport letter to L. Barker about E. Cheever's criticisms of H. Laughlin's views on immigration( page 2 )
• C. Davenport letter to L. Barker about E. Cheever's criticisms of H. Laughlin's views on immigration( page 3 )
• C. Davenport letter to L. Whitney about judging sermons
• C. Davenport letter to M. Steggerda, "human genetics" replaces eugenics and "race crossing" is discouraged in a review of a research plan (5/25/1940)
• C. Davenport letter to M. Steggerda, "human genetics" replaces eugenics and "race crossing" is discouraged in a review of a research plan (5/25/1940)( page 2 )
• C. Davenport letter to M. Steggerda, "human genetics" replaces eugenics and "race crossing" is discouraged in a review of a research plan (5/25/1940)( page 3 )
• C. Davenport letter to M. Steggerda, "human genetics" replaces eugenics and "race crossing" is discouraged in a review of a research plan (5/25/1940)( page 4 )
• C. Davenport letter to R. Roy, about albinism
• C. Davenport letter to W.G. Stonesifer, about four brothers marrying four sisters, including newspaper article
• C. Davenport letter to W.G. Stonesifer, about four brothers marrying four sisters, including newspaper article( page 2 )
• C. Davenport response to A. Sweetzer, about tall stature
• C. Davenport response to A. Sweetzer, about tall stature( page 2 )
• C. Davenport response to B. Winslow, about various conditions -- dwarfism
• C. Davenport response to B. Winslow, about various conditions -- dwarfism( page 2 )
• C. Davenport response to B. Winslow, about various conditions -- dwarfism( page 3 )
• C. Davenport response to P. T. Walden about race mixing
• C. Davenport response to P. T. Walden about race mixing( page 2 )
• C. Davenport response to P. T. Walden about race mixing( page 3 )
• C. Davenport response to R. Roy, about albinism
• C. M. Goethe letter about French and German eugenics laws
• C. M. Goethe letter to J. Eddy, about German collection of eugenic data
• C. M. Goethe letter to the Press about high Mexican birthrates, includes quote: "Peons multiply like rabbits"
• C. Metz letter to H. Laughlin, about albinism
• C.B. Davenport letter to H.J. Muller, about reasons against holding a genetics congress in Russia (7/6/1937)
• C.B. Davenport letter to H.J. Muller, about reasons against holding a genetics congress in Russia (7/6/1937)( page 2 )
• C.B. Davenport letter to H.J. Muller, about reasons against holding a genetics congress in Russia (7/6/1937)( page 3 )
• C.B. Davenport letter to S.A. Seigal (Haaren High School), about racial characteristics of various European groups (3/8/1933)
• C.B. Davenport response to C.M. Pomerat, about measurements for a study of "crural index" (leg length) and athletic ability (8/26/1933)
• C.B. Davenport response to D.P. Murphy, about a study of congenital "monsters" and using miscarriages as an estimate of embryonic lethals (1/15/1934)
• C.B. Davenport response to D.P. Murphy, about a study of congenital "monsters" and using miscarriages as an estimate of embryonic lethals (1/15/1934)( page 2 )
• C.B. Davenport response to T.J. Harris, about hereditary genius (4/6/1934)
• C.M. Pomerat letter to C.B. Davenport, about a study of the relationship between "crural index" (leg length) and athletic ability
• Callie Black (pseudonym) of the Win Tribe, from Arthur Estabrook's scrapbook of field photographs from Amherst County, Virginia
• Canaries in research and administration building of Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Carl Correns notes on Mendel's analysis of dominant and recessive charateristics in peas (4/16/1896)
• Carnegie Institution research 'disproving' "the popular notion that a 'pass-for-white' person married to a pure white may have a negro child"
• Carnegie Institution research 'disproving' "the popular notion that a 'pass-for-white' person married to a pure white may have a negro child"( page 2 )
• Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Carrie and Emma Buck at the Virginia Colony for Epileptics and Feebleminded, taken by A.H. Estabrook the day before the Buck v. Bell trial in Virginia
• Carrie Buck's photograph of her wedding to Mr. Eagle, to whom she remained married until his death
• Carrie Buck, from "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1)
• Case study in sex immorality
• Case study in sex immorality( page 2 )
• Case study of Buster, 10-month old "offspring of crime and insanity," cover letter and photos documenting his rehabilitation over 10 years
• Case study of Buster, 10-month old "offspring of crime and insanity," cover letter and photos documenting his rehabilitation over 10 years( page 2 )
• Case study of Buster, 10-month old "offspring of crime and insanity," cover letter and photos documenting his rehabilitation over 10 years( page 3 )
• Case study of Buster, 10-month old "offspring of crime and insanity," cover letter and photos documenting his rehabilitation over 10 years( page 4 )
• Case study of Buster, 10-month old "offspring of crime and insanity," cover letter and photos documenting his rehabilitation over 10 years( page 5 )
• Case study of Buster, 10-month old "offspring of crime and insanity," cover letter and photos documenting his rehabilitation over 10 years( page 6 )
• Case study of Buster, 10-month old "offspring of crime and insanity," cover letter and photos documenting his rehabilitation over 10 years( page 7 )
• Case study of Buster, 10-month old "offspring of crime and insanity," cover letter and photos documenting his rehabilitation over 10 years( page 8 )
• Case study of Buster, 10-month old "offspring of crime and insanity," cover letter and photos documenting his rehabilitation over 10 years( page 9 )
• Case study of eroticism, example 1
• Case study of eroticism, example 2
• Case study of eroticism, example 3
• Census of "Inmates of institutions of the United States"
• Charles (Galton) Darwin letter Karl Pearson, lighthearted analysis by Darwin's grandson of the eugenic effects of his arranged marriage (10/17/1926)
• Charles (Galton) Darwin letter Karl Pearson, lighthearted analysis by Darwin's grandson of the eugenic effects of his arranged marriage (10/17/1926)( page 2 )
• Charles B. Davenport doing fieldwork in Leslie County, Kentucky
• Charles B. Davenport doing fieldwork in Leslie County, Kentucky( page 2 )
• Charles B. Davenport, Director of Biological Laboratory, Carnegie Department of Genetics and Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor
• Charles B. Davenport, Director of Biological Laboratory, Carnegie Department of Genetics and Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor
• Charles B. Davenport, Director of Biological Laboratory, Carnegie Department of Genetics and Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor
• Charles B. Davenport, Director of Biological Laboratory, Carnegie Department of Genetics and Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor (signed)
• Charles Davenport letter to Francis Galton, about opening the Eugenics Record Office and the debt to him as founder of eugenics (10/26/1910)
• Charles Davenport letter to Francis Galton, about opening the Eugenics Record Office and the debt to him as founder of eugenics (10/26/1910)( page 2 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Francis Galton, requesting a reference for his proposal for the Station for Experimental Evolution (10/14/1902)
• Charles Davenport letter to Karl Pearson, defending roles of mutation and environment in evolution in paper rejected by Biometrika (6/5/1903)
• Charles Davenport letter to Karl Pearson, defending roles of mutation and environment in evolution in paper rejected by Biometrika (6/5/1903)( page 2 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Karl Pearson, defending roles of mutation and environment in evolution in paper rejected by Biometrika (6/5/1903)( page 3 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Karl Pearson, defending roles of mutation and environment in evolution in paper rejected by Biometrika (6/5/1903)( page 4 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Karl Pearson, defending roles of mutation and environment in evolution in paper rejected by Biometrika (6/5/1903)( page 5 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Karl Pearson, defending roles of mutation and environment in evolution in paper rejected by Biometrika (6/5/1903)( page 6 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Karl Pearson, emphasizing his break with Bateson and De Vries on environmentally induced mutations (7/7/1903)
• Charles Davenport letter to Karl Pearson, emphasizing his break with Bateson and De Vries on environmentally induced mutations (7/7/1903)( page 2 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Karl Pearson, emphasizing his break with Bateson and De Vries on environmentally induced mutations (7/7/1903)( page 3 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Leonard Darwin about German government interest in eugenics
• Charles Davenport letter to Lucien Howe, about prizes for eugenic studies of Nordic races
• Charles Davenport letter to Morris Steggerda, acknowledging their collaboration and friendship over the years (1/15/1940)
• Charles Davenport letter to Mrs. E. H. Harriman about immigration
• Charles Davenport letter to Mrs. E.H. Harriman about Eugenics Record Office (7/10/1910)
• Charles Davenport letter to Mrs. E.H. Harriman about Eugenics Record Office (7/10/1910)( page 2 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Mrs. E.H. Harriman about Eugenics Record Office (9/11/1910)
• Charles Davenport letter to Mrs. E.H. Harriman about Eugenics Record Office name
• Charles Davenport letter to Mrs. E.H. Harriman about Eugenics Record Office name( page 2 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Mrs. E.H. Harriman about recruitment of first class
• Charles Davenport letter to Mrs. E.H. Harriman about recruitment of first class( page 2 )
• Charles Davenport letter to Mrs. E.H. Harriman about recruitment of first class( page 3 )
• Charles Davenport letter to T.H. Morgan about American Breeders' Association symposium
• Charles Davenport note on information sources for ERO
• Charles Davenport response to Soren Hanson about eugenics
• Chicken coops and first hybrid corn (behind) at Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Chief Pantagal, circus performer, with hair color/texture pedigree and hair sample
• Chief Pantagal, circus performer, with hair color/texture pedigree and hair sample( page 2 )
• Chief Pantagal, circus performer, with hair color/texture pedigree and hair sample( page 3 )
• Civil War veteran, field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photo post card from Ulster County, New York( page 2 )
• Clinton Prison, Dannemora, New York, from Arthur Estabrook's field photographs for The Jukes in 1915( page 11 )
• Color inheritance in Indian corn
• Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, research study on immigration
• Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, research study on immigration( page 2 )
• Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, research study on immigration( page 3 )
• Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, research study on immigration( page 4 )
• Composite portraits showing "features common among men convicted of crimes of violence," by Francis Galton, with original photographs
• Composite portraits showing "features common among men convicted of crimes of violence," by Francis Galton, with original photographs( page 2 )
• Congenital cataract pedigree
• Congenital cataract pedigree( page 2 )
• Congenital cataract pedigree( page 3 )
• Cost of caring for 27 blind pupils at Missouri school
• Cost of caring for 27 blind pupils at Missouri school( page 2 )
• Cost of caring for 27 blind pupils at Missouri school( page 3 )
• Critcal review of Mongrel Virginians, by Abraham Myerson, Mental Hygiene
• Critcal review of Mongrel Virginians, by Abraham Myerson, Mental Hygiene( page 2 )
• Critcal review of Mongrel Virginians, by Abraham Myerson, Mental Hygiene( page 3 )
• Critcal review of Mongrel Virginians, by Abraham Myerson, Mental Hygiene( page 4 )
• Critical review of Mongrel Virginians ("A really absurd and useless book"), by Abraham Myerson, Annals of the American Academy
• Critical review of Mongrel Virginians ("A really absurd and useless book"), by Abraham Myerson, Annals of the American Academy( page 2 )

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• "A Diagram of Heredity," by Francis Galton, Nature (vol. 57:1474)
• "Data collected by Miss Devitt, May and Nov. 1915," Eugenics Records Office fieldworker
• "Data collected by Miss Devitt, May and Nov. 1915," Eugenics Records Office fieldworker( page 2 )
• "Data collected by Miss Devitt, May and Nov. 1915," Eugenics Records Office fieldworker( page 3 )
• "Data collected by Miss Devitt, May and Nov. 1915," Eugenics Records Office fieldworker( page 4 )
• "Data collected by Miss Devitt, May and Nov. 1915," Eugenics Records Office fieldworker( page 5 )
• "Data collected by Miss Devitt, May and Nov. 1915," Eugenics Records Office fieldworker( page 6 )
• "Data collected by Miss Devitt, May and Nov. 1915," Eugenics Records Office fieldworker( page 7 )
• "Data collected by Miss Devitt, May and Nov. 1915," Eugenics Records Office fieldworker( page 8 )
• "Data collected by Miss Devitt, May and Nov. 1915," Eugenics Records Office fieldworker( page 9 )
• "Date on which each State inaugurated its eugenical sterilization law"
• "Degenerate Family Cost State Heavily," about rediscovery of Dugdale's charts of real names of Jukes family members (1/18/1912)
• "Delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1787"
• "Delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1787"( page 2 )
• "Delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1787"( page 3 )
• "Delinquent girls tested by the Binet scale," by Dr. Louise Morrow and Dr. Olga Bridgman, Reprint from The Training School
• "Delinquent girls tested by the Binet scale," by Dr. Louise Morrow and Dr. Olga Bridgman, Reprint from The Training School( page 2 )
• "Delinquent girls tested by the Binet scale," by Dr. Louise Morrow and Dr. Olga Bridgman, Reprint from The Training School( page 3 )
• "Delinquent girls tested by the Binet scale," by Dr. Louise Morrow and Dr. Olga Bridgman, Reprint from The Training School( page 4 )
• "Diagram Illustrating the Continuity of the Germ-Plasm and Consequently the Continuity of Ancestral Traits," adapted from Davenport
• "Distribution of blue eye color" in the United States
• "Downey Group Will-Temperament Test," Mico College, conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• "Downey Group Will-Temperament Test," Mico College, conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 2 )
• "Downey Group Will-Temperament Test," Mico College, conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 3 )
• "Downey Group Will-Temperament Test," Mico College, conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 4 )
• "Downey Group Will-Temperament Test," Mico College, conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 5 )
• "Downey Group Will-Temperament Test," Mico College, conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 6 )
• "Downey Group Will-Temperament Test," Mico College, conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 7 )
• "Dr. Crispell of Hurley, N.Y., who helped Dugdale in his study and source of most of his disease, etc., information. AHE"
• "Duchess Leona, Dreamland Circus side show, Coney Island, N.Y.," dwarfism
• "Dutch folk types," about racial types
• "Dwarf and related normal chickens"
• "The Defectives," about marriage restriction
• "The Defectives," about marriage restriction( page 2 )
• "The Defectives," about marriage restriction( page 3 )
• "The Direct Cost of the Socially Inadequate to New York State"
• D.P. Murphy letter to C.B. Davenport, about a study of families in which there have been severe congenital defects (1/11/1934)
• D.P. Murphy letter to C.B. Davenport, about a study of families in which there have been severe congenital defects (1/11/1934)( page 2 )
• D.P. Murphy letter to C.B. Davenport, about a study of families in which there have been severe congenital defects (1/19/1934)
• Data and outline of human figure during development
• Data for Lawrence Phipps, in response to H. Laughlin's study on racial descent of U.S. senators
• Death certificate of Carrie Buck's daughter, Vivian, who died of "entero colitis" at age 8
• Degenerate family pedigree
• Degenerate family pedigree( page 2 )
• Degenerate family pedigree( page 3 )
• Degenerate family pedigree( page 4 )
• Degenerate family pedigree( page 5 )
• Description of the American Breeders Association (ABA)( page 2 )
• Description of the American Breeders Association (ABA)( page 2 )
• Description of the American Breeders Association (ABA)( page 3 )
• Description of the American Breeders Association (ABA)( page 4 )
• Diagram of an apparatus to illustrate recombination and segregation
• Dick Johnson (pseudonym) of the Win Tribe, from Arthur Estabrook's scrapbook of field photographs from Amherst County, Virginia
• Difference between white and negro fetuses
• Directions for completing schedule for Karl Pearson Study on "Hereditary Transmission of Disease and Temperament"
• Directions for responding to a survey on "Ethnological Enquiries on the Innate Character and Intelligence of Different Races," by Francis Galton
• Directions for responding to a survey on "Ethnological Enquiries on the Innate Character and Intelligence of Different Races," by Francis Galton( page 2 )
• Distribution of counties in the United States with at least 50% Negro population
• Distribution of vertex height of Mongolians vs. Englishmen
• Docking of steamship Carmania in New York
• Doctor examining alien immigrants at Ellis Island
• Doctor examining eyes of immigrant woman at Ellis Island
• Dr. Albert Priddy, the first superintendent of the Virginia Colony for Epileptics and the Feebleminded, who brought the case against Carrie Buck
• Dutch children at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Dwarves and midgets, with notes, circus acts

E (top)

• "An example of Mendelian heredity," chicken breeding
• "Effects of Eugenic Sterilization as Practiced in California," Human Betterment Foundation
• "Elopements from Letchworth Village - January 1, 1912 to January 1, 1918"
• "Enquiry as to albinism in man," appeal for pedigrees by Karl Pearson, E. Nettleship, and Edward Stainer
• "Estimate of comparative natural intelligence of the total white and foreign-born population of the United States"
• "Eugenic and Health Exhibit," Fitter Families exhibit and examination building, Kansas State Free Fair
• "Eugenical classification of the human stock"
• "Eugenical classification of the human stock"
• "Eugenical Remarks on China," by A.B. Droogleever Fortuyn, Eugenical News (vol. 15:6)
• "Eugenical Remarks on China," by A.B. Droogleever Fortuyn, Eugenical News (vol. 15:6)( page 2 )
• "Eugenical Remarks on China," by A.B. Droogleever Fortuyn, Eugenical News (vol. 15:6)( page 3 )
• "Eugenical Sterilization in Germany," Eugenical News (vol. 18:5), commentary and full translation of the German sterilization statute of 1933
• "Eugenical Sterilization in Germany," Eugenical News (vol. 18:5), commentary and full translation of the German sterilization statute of 1933( page 2 )
• "Eugenical Sterilization in Germany," Eugenical News (vol. 18:5), commentary and full translation of the German sterilization statute of 1933( page 3 )
• "Eugenical Sterilization in Germany," Eugenical News (vol. 18:5), commentary and full translation of the German sterilization statute of 1933( page 4 )
• "Eugenical Sterilization in Germany," Eugenical News (vol. 18:5), commentary and full translation of the German sterilization statute of 1933( page 5 )
• "Eugenical sterilization legislation," in the United States
• "Eugenical sterilization," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Eugenicists Hail Their Progress as Indicating Era of Supermen," New York Herald Tribune (1932), review of Third International Eugenics Congress
• "Eugenicists Hail Their Progress as Indicating Era of Supermen," New York Herald Tribune (1932), review of Third International Eugenics Congress( page 2 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 10 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 11 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 12 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 13 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 14 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 15 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 16 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 17 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 18 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 19 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 2 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 20 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 21 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 3 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 4 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 5 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 6 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 7 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 8 )
• "Eugenics and Society" (The Galton Lecture given to the Eugenics Society), by Julian S. Huxley, Eugenics Review (vol 28:1)( page 9 )
• "Eugenics and the Church," by Edwin Bishop, Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)
• "Eugenics and the Church," by Edwin Bishop, Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)( page 2 )
• "Eugenics and the Church," by Edwin Bishop, Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)( page 3 )
• "Eugenics and the Church," by Edwin Bishop, Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)( page 4 )
• "Eugenics and the Church," by Edwin Bishop, Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)( page 5 )
• "Eugenics and the Church," by Edwin Bishop, Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)( page 6 )
• "Eugenics in Austria," Eugenics Review (vol. 26:4), highlighting the moderating influence of Catholicism on eugenic programs
• "Eugenics in Austria," Eugenics Review (vol. 26:4), highlighting the moderating influence of Catholicism on eugenic programs( page 2 )
• "Eugenics in Austria," Eugenics Review (vol. 26:4), highlighting the moderating influence of Catholicism on eugenic programs( page 3 )
• "Eugenics in Norway," by C.B.S. Hodson, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:1)
• "Eugenics in Norway," by C.B.S. Hodson, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:1)( page 2 )
• "Eugenics in Norway," by C.B.S. Hodson, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:1)( page 3 )
• "Eugenics in Norway," by C.B.S. Hodson, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:1)( page 4 )
• "Eugenics seeks to improve the natural, physical, mental and tempermental qualities of the human family," Eugenics Record Office
• "Eugenics seeks to improve the natural, physical, mental and tempermental qualities of the human family," Eugenics Record Office( page 2 )
• "Eugenics seeks to improve the natural, physical, mental and tempermental qualities of the human family," Eugenics Record Office( page 3 )
• "Eugenics seeks to improve the natural, physical, mental and tempermental qualities of the human family," Eugenics Record Office( page 4 )
• "Eugenics sterilization legislation in the United States -- Oct. 1913"
• "Eugenics, a subject for investigation rather than instruction," American Breeders Association Eugenics Section
• "Eugenics, a subject for investigation rather than instruction," American Breeders Association Eugenics Section( page 2 )
• "Eugenics, a subject for investigation rather than instruction," American Breeders Association Eugenics Section( page 3 )
• "Eugenics, Socialism, and Capitalism," Eugenics Review (vol. 27), Julian Huxley's comments on heredity and environment
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 10 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 11 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 12 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 13 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 14 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 15 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 2 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 3 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 4 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 5 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 6 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 7 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 8 )
• "Europe as an emigrant-exporting continent," Harry H. Laughlin testimony before the House Committee, including Immigration Restriction Act( page 9 )
• "Exhibit of the Second International Congress of Eugenics," floor plans of exhibition hall
• "Exhibit of work and educational campaign for juvenile mental defectives"
• "Eye Colors in Man," from The Trait Book, ERO Bulliten No. 6, by Charles B. Davenport
• "The effect of orthodactyly"
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 10 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 11 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 12 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 13 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 14 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 15 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 16 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 17 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 18 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 19 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 2 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 20 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 21 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 3 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 4 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 5 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 6 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 7 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 8 )
• Eugenics: The Science of Human Improvement by Better Breeding, by Charles B. Davenport( page 9 )
• E.R. Evans (Child Placing Agency) letter to A. Estabrook, about the Nam lineage of an adopted child (1/31/1917)
• E.R. Evans letter to A. Estabrook, providing information about the Nam family child placed in foster care (2/14/1917)
• E.R. Evans letter to A. Estabrook, providing information about the Nam family child placed in foster care (2/14/1917)( page 2 )
• E.S. Gosney (Human Betterment Foundation) letter to L.I. Dublin (Metropolitan Life Insurance Company), about pending NY sterilization bill (5/8/1934)
• E.S. Gosney, from "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1)
• Eastern European immigrant at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, Massachusetts, boys looking at flashing light sign
• Emma Darwin letter to Emma ?, enclosing two signatures of Charles Darwin( page 2 )
• Emma Darwin letter to Emma ?, enclosing two signatures of Charles Darwin( page 3 )
• English family at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Epilepsy references
• Epilepsy references( page 2 )
• Eugen Fisher, Director of the Kaiser-Wilhelm Institute for Anthropology, Human Genetics, and Eugenics (1927-1942), with physicist Max Planck
• Eugen Fisher, Director of the Kaiser-Wilhelm Institute for Antropology, Human Heredity and Eugenics (1927-1942), looking at images of blacks
• Eugenic and Health Exhibit, Kansas State Free Fair
• Eugenic Sterilizations (total) performed in US through 1932, Human Betterment Foundation, alternate
• Eugenic sterilizations performed in US through 1932, Human Betterment Foundation
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 10 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 11 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 12 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 13 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 14 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 15 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 16 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 17 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 18 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 2 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 3 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 4 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 5 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 6 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 7 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 8 )
• Eugenics and sex harmony: The sexes, their relations and problems, by H.H. Rubin( page 9 )
• Eugenics Education Society letter to Francis Galton, about efforts to lobby Parliament for segregation of defectives in the Poor Law (12/11/1909)
• Eugenics Education Society letter to Francis Galton, about efforts to lobby Parliament for segregation of defectives in the Poor Law (12/11/1909)( page 2 )
• Eugenics Education Society of New South Wales luncheon in honor of C.B. Davenport (standing 2nd from left), Sydney, Australia (9/25/1914)
• Eugenics exhibit with tree, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Eugenics Exhibit: Differential birth rates indicated by flashing light display (at Michigan Fitter Family Contest)
• Eugenics field workers meeting notes about hereditary behavior
• Eugenics field workers meeting notes about hereditary behavior( page 2 )
• Eugenics field workers meeting notes about hereditary behavior( page 3 )
• Eugenics field workers meeting notes about hereditary behavior( page 4 )
• Eugenics field workers meeting notes about hereditary behavior( page 5 )
• Eugenics field workers meeting notes about hereditary behavior( page 6 )
• Eugenics field workers meeting notes about hereditary behavior( page 7 )
• Eugenics field workers meeting notes about hereditary behavior( page 8 )
• Eugenics field workers meeting notes about hereditary behavior( page 9 )
• Eugenics Record Office (ERO) soon after construction
• Eugenics Record Office and AMA survey about hereditary blindness
• Eugenics Record Office memo to high school teachers about conducting student pedigree studies in science classes
• Eugenics Record Office memo to instructors about using ERO trait forms for "required laboratory work in biology, sociology, and psychology"
• Eugenics Record Office, about 1925
• Eugenics Record Office, Annual Meeting of the Eugenics Research Association, 1918 (Laughlin in front, Stewart House in background)
• Eugenics Record Office, Annual Meeting of the Eugenics Research Association, 1918 (Laughlin in front, Stewart House in background)( page 2 )
• Eugenics Record Office, archives room with card index on far wall and field worker files on right
• Eugenics Record Office, board of scientific directors and functions
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class (Davenport lecturing)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1913 (Davenport lecturing at blackboard)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1913 (Laughlin in foreground, center, Davenport at blackboard, Stewart House in background)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1913, with Harry H. Laughlin (1) and Charles B. Davenport (6)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1913, with Harry H. Laughlin (1) and Charles B. Davenport (6)( page 2 )
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1914 (Davenport and Laughlin seated 3rd and 5th in front row)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1914 (Davenport and Laughlin seated 3rd and 5th in front row)( page 2 )
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1916 (Davenport in front with Laughlin in rear with white tie)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1916 (Davenport in front with Laughlin in rear with white tie)( page 2 )
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1918 (Laughlin at back)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1920 (postcard)
• Eugenics Record Office, Field Worker Training Class of 1920 (postcard)( page 2 )
• Eugenics Record Office, field-worker's monthly report
• Eugenics Record Office, interior with workers
• Eugenics Record Office, interior with workers( page 2 )
• Eugenics Record Office, lantern slide
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 10 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 11 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 12 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 13 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 14 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 2 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 3 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 4 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 5 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 6 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 7 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 8 )
• Eugenics registry of the Race Betterment Foundation, Battle Creek, MI( page 9 )
• Eugenics Research Association 16th Annual Meeting
• Eugenics Research Association 16th Annual Meeting( page 2 )
• Eugenics Research Association 16th Annual Meeting( page 3 )
• Eugenics Research Association 16th Annual Meeting( page 4 )
• Eugenics Research Association, notice of special meeting to change name to Association for Research in Human Heredity
• Eugenics tree logo
• Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8), title page including Francis Galton's definition of eugenics and Fitter Families medal
• Eugenik: Erblehre, erbpflege (Eugenics: Hereditary teaching, preservation), October 1930
• Eugenik: Erblehre, erbpflege (Eugenics: Hereditary teaching, preservation), October 1930( page 2 )
• Eugenik: Erblehre, erbpflege (Eugenics: Hereditary teaching, preservation), October 1930( page 3 )
• Eugenik: Erblehre, erbpflege (Eugenics: Hereditary teaching, preservation), October 1930, children of a Chinese father and German mother( page 6 )
• Eugenik: Erblehre, erbpflege (Eugenics: Hereditary teaching, preservation), October 1930, eugenicist Paul Popenoe with pedigree of black artists( page 5 )
• Eugenik: Erblehre, erbpflege (Eugenics: Hereditary teaching, preservation), October 1930, German tall and short women( page 4 )
• Eugenik: Erblehre, erbpflege (Eugenics: Hereditary teaching, preservation), October 1930, tall German family( page 7 )
• Eulogy on death of Mrs. Harriman
• European immigrant at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Examining staff for the Fitter Families Contest at Michigan State Fair. Leon F. Whitney (center) and Mary T. Watts (standing, third from right).
• Exhibit on intelligence tests of immigrants, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Exhibit on the sense of elegance in fur feeling, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Exhibit, "Color Inheritance in Guinea Pigs" (Mendelian pattern)
• The exhibit of the Third International Congress of Eugenics
• The exhibit of the Third International Congress of Eugenics( page 2 )
• The exhibit of the Third International Congress of Eugenics( page 3 )
• The exhibit of the Third International Congress of Eugenics( page 4 )

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• "...First Baby Health Contest...2d Annual Baby Contest - 100 entries - 70 contests," Mothers Congress Model Home, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• "A family with cancer. Mother and six children died of cancer," pedigree and family history of stomach cancer
• "A family with cancer. Mother and six children died of cancer," pedigree and family history of stomach cancer( page 2 )
• "A family with cancer. Mother and six children died of cancer," pedigree and family history of stomach cancer( page 3 )
• "A famous American family of geniuses. Traits displayed -- 1. Mechnical skill 2. Artistic temperament"
• "Faces and Races" (from around the world)
• "Family group from a long-settled valley where much consanguineous marriage has taken place"
• "Family History of Louise Homer: Inheritance of musical talent" pedigree, family history, and newspaper photograph
• "Family History of Louise Homer: Inheritance of musical talent" pedigree, family history, and newspaper photograph( page 2 )
• "Family History of Louise Homer: Inheritance of musical talent" pedigree, family history, and newspaper photograph( page 3 )
• "Family History of Louise Homer: Inheritance of musical talent" pedigree, family history, and newspaper photograph( page 4 )
• "Family History of Louise Homer: Inheritance of musical talent" pedigree, family history, and newspaper photograph( page 5 )
• "Family living like barbarians found in New York Hills," by Margery Rex,
• "Family pedigree showing hereditary cataract"
• "Family-stock of a woman sterilized by the state of Maine"
• "Family-tree folder: Dressmakers"
• "Family-tree folder: Dressmakers"( page 2 )
• "Family-tree folder: Players of musical instruments"
• "Family-tree folder: Players of musical instruments"( page 2 )
• "Family-tree folder: Players of musical instruments"( page 3 )
• "Family-tree folder: Players of musical instruments"( page 4 )
• "Feeble-mindness," flash cards on genetic defects
• "Feminist Aims All Nonsense, Says Eugenicist," New York Herald Tribune (8/23/1932), review of Third Eugenics Congress including immigration policy
• "Fig. 6. The chromosomes of man"
• "Fig. 6. The chromosomes of man"( page 2 )
• "Fitter families examination, Kansas Free Fair, Topeka: Nervous and mental history
• "Fitter Families for Future Firesides: A report of the Eugenics Department of the Kansas Free Fair, 1920-1924"
• "Fitter Families for Future Firesides: A report of the Eugenics Department of the Kansas Free Fair, 1920-1924"( page 2 )
• "Fitter Families for Future Firesides: A report of the Eugenics Department of the Kansas Free Fair, 1920-1924"( page 3 )
• "Fitter Families for Future Firesides: A report of the Eugenics Department of the Kansas Free Fair, 1920-1924"( page 4 )
• "Fitter Families for Future Firesides: A report of the Eugenics Department of the Kansas Free Fair, 1920-1924"( page 5 )
• "Fitter Families for Future Firesides: A report of the Eugenics Department of the Kansas Free Fair, 1920-1924"( page 6 )
• "Flashing light sign used with small exhibits," Fitter Families Contest
• "Floor plan Eugenics Building at Kansas Free Fair - Topeka
• "Forecasting the growth of nations"
• "Forgery and fraud, rankings of native whites of foreign parentage"
• "Four generations at Fitter Families Contest"
• "Four generations in one almshouse at one time at Yaphank, New York"
• "Fragment of Dwight family: inherited scholarship"
• "The factors of evolution in man", course offered by Samuel Holmes at University of California, Berkeley
• "The factors of evolution in man", course offered by Samuel Holmes at University of California, Berkeley( page 2 )
• "The factors of evolution in man", course offered by Samuel Holmes at University of California, Berkeley( page 3 )
• "The Feeble Minded," by Mary Dendy, Economic Review (July 1903)
• "The Feeble Minded," by Mary Dendy, Economic Review (July 1903)( page 2 )
• "The Feeble Minded," by Mary Dendy, Economic Review (July 1903)( page 3 )
• "The Feeble Minded," by Mary Dendy, Economic Review (July 1903)( page 4 )
• "The Feeble Minded," by Mary Dendy, Economic Review (July 1903)( page 5 )
• F. Galton letter to his cousin Edward, asking him to review his manuscript of "Kantysaywhere" and pass it on to Karl Pearson
• F. Galton letter to his cousin Edward, asking him to review his manuscript of "Kantysaywhere" and pass it on to Karl Pearson( page 2 )
• F.W. Hatch, from "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1)
• Family affected by albinism
• Family photographs and pedigree from the Navajo Reservation, by Morris Steggerda
• Family photographs and pedigree from the Navajo Reservation, by Morris Steggerda( page 2 )
• Family study, Eugenics Record Office "Individual Analysis Card" and submitted photos
• Family study, Eugenics Record Office "Individual Analysis Card" and submitted photos( page 2 )
• Family study, Eugenics Record Office "Individual Analysis Card" and submitted photos( page 3 )
• Family study, Eugenics Record Office "Individual Analysis Card" and submitted photos( page 4 )
• Family study, Eugenics Record Office "Individual Analysis Card" and submitted photos( page 5 )
• Family tree folder recording inheritance of asthma
• Family tree folder recording inheritance of asthma( page 2 )
• Family tree folder recording inheritance of longevity
• Family tree folder recording inheritance of longevity( page 2 )
• Family tree folder recording inheritance of longevity( page 3 )
• Family tree folder recording inheritance of mathematical and musical ability
• Family tree folder recording inheritance of mathematical and musical ability( page 2 )
• Family-tree folder recording inheritance of allergies, longevity, civic leadership, and other traits
• Family-tree folder recording inheritance of allergies, longevity, civic leadership, and other traits( page 2 )
• Family-tree folder recording inheritance of allergies, longevity, civic leadership, and other traits( page 3 )
• Family-tree folder recording inheritance of allergies, longevity, civic leadership, and other traits( page 4 )
• Family-tree folder recording inheritance of allergies, longevity, civic leadership, and other traits( page 5 )
• Family-tree folder recording inheritance of allergies, longevity, civic leadership, and other traits( page 6 )
• Family-tree folder recording inheritance of allergies, longevity, civic leadership, and other traits( page 7 )
• Feebleminded girl, "A good looking well built girl. Tests about 8 mentally. Was picked up for prostitution..."
• Feebleminded girl, "A good looking well built girl. Tests about 8 mentally. Was picked up for prostitution..."( page 2 )
• Feebleminded girl, "Not uncomely but awfully dumb."
• Feebleminded girl, "Not uncomely but awfully dumb."( page 2 )
• Feebleminded girl, "The leading lady in the play. Quite a good actor but pretty low grade." ( page 2 )
• Feebleminded girl, "The leading lady in the play. Quite a good actor but pretty low grade."
• Female anthropometric case, from "100 College Girls," Tuskegee Institute, Alabama (measurements, dental chart, and photograph)
• Female anthropometric case, from "100 College Girls," Tuskegee Institute, Alabama (measurements, dental chart, and photograph)
• Female anthropometric series (1924-26), Brooklyn Orphan Assylum, recorded by "CBD" (Charles Benedict Davenport)
• Field work for Mongrel Virginians in Amherst County, Virginia, Arthur Estabrook's scrapbook
• Field work for Mongrel Virginians in Amherst County, Virginia, Arthur Estabrook's scrapbook( page 2 )
• Field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photographs from Ulster County, New York
• Field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photographs from Ulster County, New York( page 10 )
• Field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photographs from Ulster County, New York( page 2 )
• Field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photographs from Ulster County, New York( page 3 )
• Field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photographs from Ulster County, New York( page 4 )
• Field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photographs from Ulster County, New York( page 5 )
• Field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photographs from Ulster County, New York( page 7 )
• Field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photographs from Ulster County, New York( page 8 )
• Field work for The Jukes in 1915, Arthur Estabrook photographs from Ulster County, New York( page 9 )
• Field worker report on dementia praecox (schizophrenia) at King's Park Hospital, by Laura Teitelbaum
• Field worker report on dementia praecox (schizophrenia) at King's Park Hospital, by Laura Teitelbaum( page 2 )
• Field worker report on dementia praecox (schizophrenia) at King's Park Hospital, by Laura Teitelbaum( page 3 )
• Field worker report on dementia praecox (schizophrenia) at King's Park Hospital, by Laura Teitelbaum( page 4 )
• Field worker report on dementia praecox (schizophrenia) at King's Park Hospital, by Laura Teitelbaum( page 5 )
• Field worker report on dementia praecox (schizophrenia) at King's Park Hospital, by Laura Teitelbaum( page 6 )
• Field worker report on dementia praecox (schizophrenia) at King's Park Hospital, by Laura Teitelbaum( page 7 )
• Field Worker Training Class of 1922 on field trip to Kings Park State Hospital (Laughlin on far right)
• Fitter Families Contest at Michigan State Fair
• Fitter Families contestants at Georgia State Fair, Savannah
• Fitter Families exhibit and examination building, Kansas State Free Fair, Topeka
• Fitter Families exhibit and examination building, Kansas State Free Fair, Topeka
• Fitter Families exhibit/exam tent, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, Massachusetts
• Flashing light exhibit at Fitter Families Contests
• Flashing light sign exhibit, Fitter Families Contest
• Florence Brown Sherbon and Mary T. Watts, founders of the Fitter Families Contest, with Leon F. Whitney at Kansas State Free Fair
• Form for studying inheritance of pauperism and criminality
• Francis Galton and Presidents of International Eugenics Congresses: Major L. Darwin, H. F. Osborn, C.B. Davenport, Eugenical News (vol. 17)
• Francis Galton carte de visite portrait, seated
• Francis Galton carte de visite portrait, standing
• Francis Galton letter to William Bateson, commenting that knowledge of heredity would be of little practical help to eugenics progress (6/12/1904)
• Francis Galton's comparison of his own physical characteristics with those of W.E. Gladstone (British Member of Parliament and Prime Minister)
• Francis Galton's definition of eugenics
• Francis Galton's fingerprint cards of Jewish males, Tavistock House and Hanway Street School (5/1891)
• Francis Galton's fingerprints with handwritten notes
• Francis Galton's graph of his own body temperature during an illness, including notes on symptoms and sleeping
• Francis Galton's handwritten analysis of fingerprints of Jewish boys from Tavistock House and Hanway Street School
• Francis Galton's handwritten analysis of fingerprints of Jewish boys from Tavistock House and Hanway Street School( page 2 )
• Francis Galton's handwritten analysis of fingerprints of Jewish boys from Tavistock House and Hanway Street School( page 3 )
• Francis Galton's handwritten analysis of fingerprints of Jewish boys from Tavistock House and Hanway Street School( page 4 )
• Francis Galton's right hand print
• Francis Galton's rough-bound notes for biographies in Hereditary Genius, selected pages including Aristotle and Francis Bacon
• Francis Galton's rough-bound notes for biographies in Hereditary Genius, selected pages including Aristotle and Francis Bacon( page 2 )
• Francis Galton's rough-bound notes for biographies in Hereditary Genius, selected pages including Aristotle and Francis Bacon( page 3 )
• Francis Galton's silhouette
• Francis Galton's wax finger impression
• Francis Galton, portrait by Charles Wellington Furse, signed by Galton
• Franklin College's response to eugenics education survey
• Franklin College's response to eugenics education survey( page 2 )
• Fridtjof and Heljar Mjøen, sons Jon Alfred Mjøen, director of the Vindern Biological Laboratory (Oslo, Norway)

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• "A good pedigree: improvement in number of eggs," in chickens, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "A Great Hyperkinetic," Eugenical News (vol. 5:11), biography of Theodore Roosevelt including reference to his political relatives
• "A Great Hyperkinetic," Eugenical News (vol. 5:11), biography of Theodore Roosevelt including reference to his political relatives( page 2 )
• "General Inspection Room Ellis Island," Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)
• "General view of exhibition hall (first floor)"
• "Genes and Eugenics," New York Times (8/24/1932), critical review of Third International Eugenics Congress
• "Genetics of the Thoroughbred Horse: The relation between the number of furlongs raced and the mean speed per furlong"
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 10 )
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 11 )
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 2 )
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 3 )
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 4 )
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 5 )
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 6 )
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 7 )
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 8 )
• "German Eugenics in Practice," by Eliot Slater, Eugenics Review (vol. 27:4), ambivalent review of sterilization and marriage laws( page 9 )
• "German group," composite portrait in the style of Francis Galton
• "German-Irish mixture," composite portrait in the style of Franics Galton
• "Gifts received by the Station for Experimental Evolution, May 1, 1904 to Oct. 1, 1905"
• "Gifts received by the Station for Experimental Evolution, May 1, 1904 to Oct. 1, 1905"( page 2 )
• "Gifts received by the Station for Experimental Evolution, May 1, 1904 to Oct. 1, 1905"( page 3 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 10 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 11 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 12 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 13 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 14 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 2 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 3 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 4 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 5 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 6 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 7 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 8 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Female age 4-11, Fort Defiance, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 9 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 10 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 11 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 12 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 13 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 14 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 15 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 16 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 17 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 2 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 3 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 4 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 5 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 6 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 7 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 8 )
• "Growing Series" of Navajo Male age 8-18, Tuba City and Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 9 )
• "Growing Series" of partial albino Hopi Female age 10-16, Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)
• "Growing Series" of partial albino Hopi Female age 10-16, Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 2 )
• "Growing Series" of partial albino Hopi Female age 10-16, Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 3 )
• "Growing Series" of partial albino Hopi Female age 10-16, Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 4 )
• "Growing Series" of partial albino Hopi Female age 10-16, Ganado, Arizona (anthropometry, dental charts, and photographs)( page 5 )
• "The general formula of heredity"
• "The German Racial Policy," by C.G. Campbell, Eugenical News (vol.21:2)
• "The German Racial Policy," by C.G. Campbell, Eugenical News (vol.21:2)( page 2 )
• "The German Racial Policy," by C.G. Campbell, Eugenical News (vol.21:2)( page 3 )
• "The German Racial Policy," by C.G. Campbell, Eugenical News (vol.21:2)( page 4 )
• "The German Racial Policy," by C.G. Campbell, Eugenical News (vol.21:2)( page 5 )
• "The German Sterilization Law," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)
• "The German Sterilization Law," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 2 )
• "The German Sterilization Law," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 3 )
• "The German Sterilization Law," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 4 )
• A group of feeble-minded persons.
• A group photo of circus acts (Congress of Freaks, Ringling Brothers Circus).
• G. Hall (NY State Board of Charities) letter to A.H. Estabrook, about The Jukes in 1915 and genetic vs. environmental causes of pauperism (1/30/1917)
• G. Howard letter to H. Laughlin about research study on immigration
• G. Huber letter to C. Davenport, about albinism
• G. von Hoffmann letter to H. Laughlin in praise of his goals on sterilization
• G. von Hoffmann letter to H. Laughlin in praise of his goals on sterilization( page 2 )
• G. von Hoffmann letter to H. Laughlin in praise of his goals on sterilization( page 3 )
• General view of pedigree exhibit on T. Roosevelt, G. Washington, A. Lincoln, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• German letter from Heidelberg about H. Laughlin's honorary degree
• Gregor Mendel's garden
• Group photograph of Indians on the Shinnecock Researvation, eastern Long Island (with overlay key)
• Group photograph of Indians on the Shinnecock Researvation, eastern Long Island (with overlay key)( page 2 )
• Guinea pigs showing color inheritance, Fitter Families exhibit
• Gypsy woman at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)

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• "Half-breeds in North America"
• "Harriman philanthropy to have a board of scientific directors," The New York Times
• "Harvard scientist wants married couples bonded," by Sam Smith, Boston Sunday Post
• "Hawaiian, and Hawaiian hybrids"
• "Hawaiian, and Hawaiian hybrids"( page 2 )
• "Hebrew orphan asylum of the city of New York," antropometric data, body builds
• "Hededitary Predisposition to Mental Illness: Dementia Praecox" (schizophrenia)
• "Hereditary Cerebellar Ataxia," pedigree of an autosomal dominant disorder
• "Hereditary unsoundness of the Ultimus family," about horse genetics
• "Heredity Criminality and its Certain Cure," by Warren Foster, Pearson's Magazine
• "Heredity in epilepsy," Fig. 31
• "Heredity in epilepsy," Fig. 31( page 2 )
• "Heredity of albinism, by C.B. Davenport"
• "Heredity of albinism, by C.B. Davenport"( page 2 )
• "Heredity of albinism, by C.B. Davenport"( page 3 )
• "Heredity of albinism, by C.B. Davenport"( page 4 )
• "Heredity of musical ability," Fig. 19
• "Heredity of musical ability," Fig. 19( page 2 )
• "Heredity of the eye," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Holds Capitalism Bars Eugenic Goal," New York Times (8/24/1932), review of H.J. Muller's paper at the Third International Eugenics Congress
• "Homokak Family: A Nut Study," pedigree parody by Eugenics Record Office Field Worker Training Class of 1923
• "Homokak Family: A Nut Study," pedigree parody by Eugenics Record Office Field Worker Training Class of 1923( page 2 )
• "Hovel Type of Source of Defectives," pedigree of epilepsy and feeblemindedness
• "Human pedigrees detailing inheritance of specific biological traits: Inheritance of musical talent," Eugenics Section, American Breeders Association
• "Human Sterilization," Human Betterment Foundation
• "Human Sterilization," Human Betterment Foundation( page 2 )
• "Human Sterilization," Human Betterment Foundation( page 3 )
• "Human Sterilization," Human Betterment Foundation( page 4 )
• "Human Sterilization," Human Betterment Foundation( page 5 )
• "Human Sterilization," Human Betterment Foundation( page 6 )
• "The Howe Laboratory of Opthalmology," Eugenical News
• H. Laughlin document to Hon. L. Douglas, "A needed amendment to Census Bill: 1929"
• H. Laughlin document to Hon. L. Douglas, "A needed amendment to Census Bill: 1929"( page 2 )
• H. Laughlin document to Hon. L. Douglas, "A needed amendment to Census Bill: 1929"( page 3 )
• H. Laughlin document to Hon. L. Douglas, "A needed amendment to Census Bill: 1929"( page 4 )
• H. Laughlin document to Hon. L. Douglas, "A needed amendment to Census Bill: 1929"( page 5 )
• H. Laughlin draft of letter to Carniegie Insitution of Washington President J.C. Merriam, defending his lobbying for immigration restriction in Cuba
• H. Laughlin letter in response to question about heredity of cleft lip and palate
• H. Laughlin letter to C. Davenport about the financial difficulties of the "Eugenical News"
• H. Laughlin letter to C. Davenport about the financial difficulties of the "Eugenical News"( page 2 )
• H. Laughlin letter to C. Davenport about the financial difficulties of the "Eugenical News"( page 3 )
• H. Laughlin letter to C. Metz, about albinism
• H. Laughlin letter to C. Schneider acknowledging honorary degree from the University of Heidelberg
• H. Laughlin letter to Hon. L. Douglas, about census bill and necessary ammendments
• H. Laughlin letter to O. Underwood, about European racial descent of Underwood
• H. Laughlin letter to Senator Ernst, about Ernst's failure to respond to Senator survey
• H. Laughlin letter to Walsh, about albinism
• H. Laughlin response to C. Bruce's objections to the racial descent study of U.S. senators
• H. Laughlin response to W. Williams about the research study on immigration
• H. Laughlin's first letter to C. Davenport, about breeding chickens
• H. Laughlin's graduate school report from Iowa State College
• H. Laughlin's hand-written pedigree of the Tesla family
• H. Laughlin's letter to Baltimore Sun about getting data on C. Bruce for racial descent study of U.S. senators
• H. Laughlin's letter to C. Holmgren recommending C. Davenport for Nobel Prize
• H. Laughlin's letter to C. Holmgren recommending C. Davenport for Nobel Prize( page 2 )
• H. Laughlin's letter to C. Holmgren recommending C. Davenport for Nobel Prize( page 3 )
• H. Laughlin's letter to I. Fisher in response to E. Cheever's criticisms of Laughlin's views on immigration
• H. Laughlin's letter to I. Fisher in response to E. Cheever's criticisms of Laughlin's views on immigration( page 2 )
• H. Laughlin's report card from First District Normal School (now Truman State University), Kirksville, Missouri
• H. Muller letter to R. Johnson accepting Texas chairmanship of American Eugenics Society
• H.B. Webster letter to L.F. Barker, about two Maine families
• H.B. Webster letter to L.F. Barker, about two Maine families( page 2 )
• H.B. Webster letter to L.F. Barker, about two Maine families( page 3 )
• H.B. Webster letter to L.F. Barker, about two Maine families( page 4 )
• H.B. Webster letter to L.F. Barker, about two Maine families( page 5 )
• H.B. Webster letter to L.F. Barker, about two Maine families( page 6 )
• H.B. Webster letter to L.F. Barker, about two Maine families( page 7 )
• H.F. Robbins letter to Eugenics Laboratory about marriage advice
• H.S. Jennings letter to Science, about H. Laughlin's work on immigration
• H.S. Jennings letter to Science, about H. Laughlin's work on immigration( page 2 )
• Hair color, black and black
• Hair color, light brown and dark brown
• Handprint taken by Francis Galton
• Handwritten cover to Congressional testimony 1920-24, about immigration
• Handwritten proposal for issuing "eugenic certificates" to physically and mentally superior men aged 23-30, by Francis Galton
• Handwritten proposal for issuing "eugenic certificates" to physically and mentally superior men aged 23-30, by Francis Galton( page 2 )
• Handwritten proposal for issuing "eugenic certificates" to physically and mentally superior men aged 23-30, by Francis Galton( page 3 )
• Handwritten proposal for issuing "eugenic certificates" to physically and mentally superior men aged 23-30, by Francis Galton( page 4 )
• Handwritten proposal for issuing "eugenic certificates" to physically and mentally superior men aged 23-30, by Francis Galton( page 5 )
• Handwritten proposal for issuing "eugenic certificates" to physically and mentally superior men aged 23-30, by Francis Galton( page 6 )
• Harry H. Laughlin
• Harry H. Laughlin (far left) with International Federation of Eugenics Organizations at Stonehenge, England
• Harry H. Laughlin form letter requesting pedigree information from relatives of a family that had submitted a family study
• Harry H. Laughlin, Superintendent of Eugenics Record Office
• Harry H. Laughlin, Superintendent of Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor; President, American Eugenics Society 1928-29
• Harry H. Laughlin, Superintendent of Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring Harbor; President, American Eugenics Society, 1928-29
• Harry Laughlin and Charles Davenport outside new Eugenics Record Office (ERO)building
• Harry Laughlin response to Lucien Howe about immigration and blindness prevention
• Harry Olson, Board of Directors, American Eugenics Society; Chief Judge of the Municipal Court of Chicago
• Harry Sharp, from "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1)
• Hawaiian-Chinese-Irish Family
• Hawaiian-Chinese-Irish Family( page 2 )
• Hemophilia pedigree by Dr. Bess Lloyd
• Heredity of color in Anadalusian fowl, about chicken genetics
• Heredity of harelip and cleft palate
• Hospital ward at Ellis Island
• Howard Knox (creator of intelligence test puzzle questions) examines an immigrant at Ellis Island
• Huntington's chorea pedigree
• Hypothetical pedigree of feeblemindedness, illustrating "good" and "bad" strains

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• "Illustrating Mendel's cross of yellow and green peas"
• "Illustrations of Composite Portraiture, The Jewish Type," by Francis Galton, The Photographic News (4/17/1885) with two original photographs
• "Illustrations of Composite Portraiture, The Jewish Type," by Francis Galton, The Photographic News (4/17/1885) with two original photographs( page 2 )
• "Illustrations of Composite Portraiture, The Jewish Type," by Francis Galton, The Photographic News (4/17/1885) with two original photographs( page 3 )
• "Immigration into United States from different countries, 1820-1920"
• "Immigration quotas"
• "Immigration quotas"( page 2 )
• "Index of inventiveness"
• "Indiana Society for Mental Hygiene Bulletin No. 7" (July 1920), statistics on mental illness and feeblemindedness in institutions around the U.S.
• "Indiana Society for Mental Hygiene Bulletin No. 7" (July 1920), statistics on mental illness and feeblemindedness in institutions around the U.S.( page 2 )
• "Indiana Society for Mental Hygiene Bulletin No. 7" (July 1920), statistics on mental illness and feeblemindedness in institutions around the U.S.( page 3 )
• "Indiana Society for Mental Hygiene Bulletin No. 7" (July 1920), statistics on mental illness and feeblemindedness in institutions around the U.S.( page 4 )
• "Individual Analysis Card," Eugenics Record Office
• "Individual Analysis Card," Eugenics Record Office( page 2 )
• "Inheritance of Musical Talent," pedigree chart with instructions, Eugenics Section, American Breeders Association
• "Inheritance of Musical Talent," pedigree chart with instructions, Eugenics Section, American Breeders Association( page 2 )
• "Inheritance of specific iso-agglutinins in the human blood"
• "Inheritance of Stature," by C. B. Davenport, Eugenics Record Office
• "Inherited characters in man"
• "Intelligence of Nation Said to be Declining: Sterilization No Remedy," Daily Telegraph and Morning Post (1/13/1939)
• "Inventiveness by racial stock in the United States" and "Race Descent of the Population of the United States," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Inventor's foreign ancestry studied," Baltimore Evening Sun
• "Is our national intelligence declining? The genetic point of view." L.S. Penrose
• "Is our national intelligence declining? The genetic point of view." L.S. Penrose( page 2 )
• "Is our national intelligence declining? The genetic point of view." L.S. Penrose( page 3 )
• "Is our national intelligence declining? The genetic point of view." L.S. Penrose( page 4 )
• "Is our national intelligence declining? The genetic point of view." L.S. Penrose( page 5 )
• "Is Our National Intelligence Declining?" L.S. Penrose, Opening Session of 5th Biennial Conference on Mental Health (1/12/39)
• "Is Our National Intelligence Declining?" L.S. Penrose, Opening Session of 5th Biennial Conference on Mental Health (1/12/39)( page 2 )
• "Is Our National Intelligence Declining?" L.S. Penrose, Opening Session of 5th Biennial Conference on Mental Health (1/12/39)( page 3 )
• "Is Our National Intelligence Declining?" L.S. Penrose, Opening Session of 5th Biennial Conference on Mental Health (1/12/39)( page 4 )
• "Is Our National Intelligence Declining?" L.S. Penrose, Opening Session of 5th Biennial Conference on Mental Health (1/12/39)( page 5 )
• "Is Our National Intelligence Declining?" L.S. Penrose, Opening Session of 5th Biennial Conference on Mental Health (1/12/39)( page 6 )
• "Is Our National Intelligence Declining?" L.S. Penrose, Opening Session of 5th Biennial Conference on Mental Health (1/12/39)( page 7 )
• "Italians (mother and daughter)"
• "Its a small world after all: Midget village," Mid-Week Pictorial, August 4, 1934
• "The increase of criminals, mental defectives, epileptics and degenerates," Report of the Commission
• "The Inheritance of Mental Traits," from Evolution and Genetics, by Thomas H. Morgan, an early criticism of eugenics in an important text
• "The Inheritance of Mental Traits," from Evolution and Genetics, by Thomas H. Morgan, an early criticism of eugenics in an important text( page 2 )
• "The Inheritance of Mental Traits," from Evolution and Genetics, by Thomas H. Morgan, an early criticism of eugenics in an important text( page 3 )
• "The Inheritance of Mental Traits," from Evolution and Genetics, by Thomas H. Morgan, an early criticism of eugenics in an important text( page 4 )
• "The Inheritance of Mental Traits," from Evolution and Genetics, by Thomas H. Morgan, an early criticism of eugenics in an important text( page 5 )
• "The Inheritance of Mental Traits," from Evolution and Genetics, by Thomas H. Morgan, an early criticism of eugenics in an important text( page 6 )
• "The Inheritance of Mental Traits," from Evolution and Genetics, by Thomas H. Morgan, an early criticism of eugenics in an important text( page 7 )
• "The Inheritance of Mental Traits," from Evolution and Genetics, by Thomas H. Morgan, an early criticism of eugenics in an important text( page 8 )
• "The intelligence test ability of immigrants," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "The intelligence test ability of immigrants," 3rd International Eugenics Conference( page 2 )
• "The Investigators," Ivan E. McDougle and assistants (Gwendolyn Watson, Martha Lobingier, Eleanor Harned), in Amherst County, Virginia
• I. Fisher letter to H. Laughlin about E. Cheever's attack on Laughlin's analysis on immigration
• I. McDougle letter to A. Estabrook, about new studies of race mixing in Virginia and need to rush publication of their own work (7/5/1925)
• I. McDougle letter to A. Estabrook, about new studies of race mixing in Virginia and need to rush publication of their own work (7/5/1925)( page 2 )
• I. McDougle letter to A. Estabrook, about research on mixed race marriages for Mongrel Virginians (5/3/1924)
• I. McDougle letter to A. Estabrook, about research on mixed race marriages for Mongrel Virginians (5/3/1924)( page 2 )
• I. McDougle letter to A. Estabrook, about research on mixed race marriages for Mongrel Virginians (5/3/1924)( page 3 )
• Ida Darwin letter to Karl Pearson about definition of mental defectiveness for Mental Deficiency Act before Parliament (12/5/1912)
• Ida Darwin letter to Karl Pearson about definition of mental defectiveness for Mental Deficiency Act before Parliament (12/5/1912)( page 2 )
• Immigrant children on "roof garden" playground at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Immigrant children on "roof garden" playground at Ellis Island, with "Uncle Sam" cart (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Immigrant family at Ellis Island
• Immigrant family, with tags, at Ellis Island
• Immigrants being processed in the Great Hall at Ellis Island
• Immigrants in steerage (lower) on board steamship arriving at Ellis Island
• Immigrants on an Atlantic liner, photograph by Edwin Levick
• Immigrants on ship's deck
• Immigrants waiting to land in New York
• Immigration examiner Augustus Sherman (right), who did photographic studies of immigrants in native dress, with Ellis Island Superintendent
• Individual analysis card, Daniel Boone
• Individual analysis card, example 1
• Individual analysis card, example 2
• Individual analysis card, example 3
• Infant being examined for a Better Babies Contest
• Infant mortality rates in the US by nationality of mother
• Inheritance of palm and sole prints
• Interior of Mothers Congress Model Home, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• Interior of Mothers Congress Model Home, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• Interview on race mixing for Mongrel Virginians, by Ivan McDougle and Gwendolyn Watson (April 24, 1924)
• Interview on race mixing for Mongrel Virginians, by Ivan McDougle and Gwendolyn Watson (April 24, 1924)( page 2 )
• Invitation to Harry Laughlin to attend the 550th Jubilee of University of Heidelberg (at which he was conferred an honorary degree).
• Irving Fisher, T.H. Morgan, and Alexander Graham Bell at Eugenics Record Office Board Meeting, April 10, 1915, Eugenical News (vol. 14:8)
• Irving Whitehead, the lawyer appointed to represent Carrie Buck, called no witnesses at her trial in Amherst County, Virigina
• Isaac Costa letter to Karl Pearson, about race mixing in Jamaica with reference to mulatto "just under your nose" (10/3/1908)
• Isaac Costa letter to Karl Pearson, about race mixing in Jamaica with reference to mulatto "just under your nose" (10/3/1908)( page 2 )
• Isaac Costa letter to Karl Pearson, about race mixing in Jamaica with reference to mulatto "just under your nose" (10/3/1908)( page 3 )
• Isaac Costa letter to Karl Pearson, about race mixing in Jamaica with reference to mulatto "just under your nose" (10/3/1908)( page 4 )
• Isaac Costa letter to Karl Pearson, about race mixing in Jamaica with reference to mulatto "just under your nose" (10/3/1908)( page 5 )
• Isaac Costa letter to Karl Pearson, about race mixing in Jamaica with reference to mulatto "just under your nose" (10/3/1908)( page 6 )
• Isaac Costa letter to Karl Pearson, about race mixing in Jamaica with reference to mulatto "just under your nose" (10/3/1908)( page 7 )
• Issac Costa letter to Karl Pearson, with observations of race mixing in Jamaica provided his friend, "a relative of Florence Nightingale" (11/17/1908)
• Issac Costa letter to Karl Pearson, with observations of race mixing in Jamaica provided his friend, "a relative of Florence Nightingale" (11/17/1908)( page 2 )
• Italian boy at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)

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• "Jukes: Information collected by M. T. Curial" for A.H. Estabrook on Wisconsin branch of the Jukes family
• "Jukes: Information collected by M. T. Curial" for A.H. Estabrook on Wisconsin branch of the Jukes family( page 2 )
• "Jukes: Information collected by M. T. Curial" for A.H. Estabrook on Wisconsin branch of the Jukes family( page 4 )
• "Jukes: Information collected by M. T. Curial" for A.H. Estabrook on Wisconsin branch of the Jukes family( page 3 )
• "The Jukes," Fig. 44
• "The Jukes," Fig. 44( page 2 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 10 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 11 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 12 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 13 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 14 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 15 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 2 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 3 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 4 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 5 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 6 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 7 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 8 )
• The Jukes in 1915, by Arthur H. Estabrook, selected pages( page 9 )
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)( page 10 )
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)( page 2 )
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)( page 3 )
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)( page 4 )
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)( page 5 )
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)( page 6 )
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)( page 7 )
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)( page 8 )
• Jamaica race mixing photo set provided by Isaac Costa, with Karl Pearson's handwritten instructions for publication in Biometrika (vol. 6:4)( page 9 )
• John Bell, from "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1)
• Jon Alfred Mjøen, director of the Vindern Biological Laboratory (Oslo, Norway) explaining pedigree to children Heljar, Sonja, and Fridtjof
• Joseph Mayer, from "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1)
• Joseph S. DeJarnette, an early advocate for sterilization, testified against Carrie Buck at her trial in Amherst County, Virigina

K (top)

• "Kallikak family of New Jersey -- normal line vs. degenerate line"
• "King C. Roy," about albinism
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 10 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 11 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 12 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 13 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 14 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 15 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 16 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 17 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 18 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 19 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 2 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 20 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 21 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 22 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 23 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 24 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 25 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 26 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 27 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 28 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 29 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 3 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 30 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 31 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 32 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 33 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 4 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 5 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 6 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 7 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 8 )
• The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness, by Henry Herbert Goddard, selected pages( page 9 )
• K. Bathurst letter to Francis Galton, about family records (10/12/1895)
• K. Bathurst letter to Francis Galton, about family records (10/12/1895)( page 2 )
• K. Bathurst letter to Francis Galton, about family records (10/12/1895)( page 3 )
• K. Bathurst letter to Francis Galton, about family records (10/12/1895)( page 4 )
• K. Pearson cover letter for study on "Hereditary Transmission of Disease and Temperment" (version 1)
• K. Pearson cover letter for study on "Hereditary Transmission of Disease and Temperment" (version 1)( page 2 )
• Kaiser Wilhelm Institute exhibit on population studies in Germany, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Kaiser Wilhelm Institute twin study, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Kallikak family pedigree
• Kansas State Free Fair, Topeka, Fitter Families Contest examining staff and "sweepstakes" winning family
• Karl Pearson cover letter for study on "Hereditary Transmission of Disease and Temperment" (version 2)
• Karl Pearson review of R.H. Johnson paper submitted to Nature
• Karl Pearson review of R.H. Johnson paper submitted to Nature( page 2 )
• Karl Pearson review of R.H. Johnson paper submitted to Nature( page 3 )

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• "Laboratory work of eugenics class," field worker notes
• "Laboratory work of eugenics class," field worker notes( page 2 )
• "Laboratory work of eugenics class," field worker notes( page 3 )
• "Laboratory work of eugenics class," field worker notes( page 4 )
• "Large family" honorable mention, Fitter Families Contest, Kansas State Free Fair, Topeka
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925)
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Abridged record of family traits
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 2 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 3 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 4 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 5 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 6 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 7 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 8 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Fitter families Examination
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): Fitter families Examination( page 2 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 10 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 11 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 2 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 3 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 4 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 5 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 6 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 7 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 8 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): National intelligence tests( page 9 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925)
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925)( page 2 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925)( page 3 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 10 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 2 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 3 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 4 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 5 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 6 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 7 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 8 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): Abridged record of family traits( page 9 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): family examination summary
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): individual examinations
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): individual examinations( page 2 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): individual examinations( page 3 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): individual examinations( page 4 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): individual examinations( page 5 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): individual examinations( page 6 )
• "Large family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Texas State Fair (1925): individual examinations( page 7 )
• "Laws Against Cousin Marriage: Would Eugenicists Alter Them?" (C. Davenport, H. Hunt, and G. Shull), Eugenics: A Journal of Race Betterment (vol II:8)( page 2 )
• "Legislative status of eugenical sterilization in the several states of United States, January 1935"
• "Legislative status of eugenical sterilization in the United States"
• "Letchworth Village: the newest state institution for the feeble-minded and epileptic," by Charles Little
• "Letchworth Village: the newest state institution for the feeble-minded and epileptic," by Charles Little( page 2 )
• "Letchworth Village: the newest state institution for the feeble-minded and epileptic," by Charles Little( page 3 )
• "Letchworth Village: the newest state institution for the feeble-minded and epileptic," by Charles Little( page 4 )
• "Likenesses of 6 different Roman Ladies and the composite of them in the centre" (from coins), by Francis Galton
• "Lionel, half man half lion. At dreamland circus side show, coney island, N.Y."
• "Long time physical and mental changes in 765 subjects of eugencial sterilization"
• "Love in its anatomical connections"
• L. Darwin letter to K. Pearson about argument over publications (8/31/1916)
• L. Frank response to W. Todd, about x-ray study
• L. Snyder letter to C. Davenport, about polydactyly
• L.C. Dunn letter to President Merriam, about eugenics in the U. S. and in Germany
• L.C. Dunn letter to President Merriam, about eugenics in the U. S. and in Germany( page 2 )
• L.C. Dunn letter to President Merriam, about eugenics in the U. S. and in Germany( page 3 )
• L.C. Dunn letter to President Merriam, about eugenics in the U. S. and in Germany( page 4 )
• L.C. Dunn letter to President Merriam, about eugenics in the U. S. and in Germany( page 5 )
• Lamellar cataract pedigree by London Medical Office
• Lancelot Hogben letter to Lionel Penrose congratulating him on his Colchester survey as "prettiest story in genetics of mental conditions"
• Last photograph of Carrie Buck, taken several weeks before her death, dressed as Mary for the Christmas pageant at the nursing home where she lived
• Lathrop Brown speech to House of Representatives about immigration
• Lathrop Brown speech to House of Representatives about immigration( page 2 )
• Leonard Darwin letter to Charles Davenport about sterilization
• Leonard Darwin letter to Charles Davenport about sterilization( page 2 )
• Leonard Darwin letter to Karl Pearson about disagreement over a mathematical realtionship between stature and environment (9/11/1916)
• Leonard Darwin letter to Karl Pearson about disagreement over a mathematical realtionship between stature and environment (9/11/1916)( page 2 )
• Leonard Darwin letter to Karl Pearson expressing hope for future cooperation in spite of their "divergent aims" in eugenics (1/14/1914)
• Leonard Darwin letter to Karl Pearson resigning from Galton Committee to maintain peace in the face of their ongoing disagreements (2/15/1917)
• Letchworth Village "freak show", 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Letter asking about heredity of cleft lip and palate
• Letter asking about heredity of cleft lip and palate( page 2 )
• Letter from Field Secretary, American Eugenics Association to Fair Associations asking education exhibit space
• Letter from German Society for Race Hygiene to Leonard Darwin about International Commission for Eugenics
• Letter from German Society for Race Hygiene to Leonard Darwin about International Commission for Eugenics( page 2 )
• Lion man and woman, circus acts
• Lionel Penrose letter to Lancelot Hogben about early results from his Colchester survey suggesting non-hereditary factors in mental illness (7/19/32)
• Little Italy, showing life in lower Manhattan around the turn of the 20th century
• Londy Waigener, the tallest lady in the world
• Lucien Howe letter to Charles Davenport about Mendel's Centennial( page 2 )
• Lucien Howe letter to Harry Laughlin about Mendel's Centennial
• Lucien Howe letter to Harry Laughlin, about AMA study on hereditary blindness
• Lucien Howe letter to Harry Laughlin, about AMA study on hereditary blindness( page 2 )
• Lucien Howe letter to Harry Laughlin, about AMA study on hereditary blindness( page 3 )
• Lucien Howe response to Charles Davenport and Harry Laughlin, about sterilization, marriage and blindness
• Lucien Howe response to Charles Davenport and Harry Laughlin, about sterilization, marriage and blindness( page 2 )
• Lucien Howe response to Charles Davenport and Harry Laughlin, about sterilization, marriage and blindness( page 3 )

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• "Man believed white weds Negro woman," Louisville Courier
• "Mania depressus," flash card on genetic defects
• "Marriages - Fit and Unfit"
• "Mary Ann Bevan, the world's ugliest woman," acromegaly
• "Mary Bevan and her children," acromegaly
• "Massachusetts department of mental diseases exhibits pictures of 59 criminal brains"
• "Materials for race improvement," page from C. Davenport's notebook
• "Mathematical Darwinism, A Discussion of the Genetical Theory of Natural Selection," by J.B.S. Haldane, Eugenics Review (vol 23:1)
• "Mathematical Darwinism, A Discussion of the Genetical Theory of Natural Selection," by J.B.S. Haldane, Eugenics Review (vol 23:1)( page 2 )
• "Mathematical Darwinism, A Discussion of the Genetical Theory of Natural Selection," by J.B.S. Haldane, Eugenics Review (vol 23:1)( page 3 )
• "Maturation of sperm cells," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Means proposed for cutting off the flow of human defectives and degenerates"
• "Mechanism of Mendelian heredity," model of recombination, 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Medium family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Kansas State Free Fair (1927)
• "Medium family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Kansas State Free Fair (1927): family examination summary
• "Melting Pot Dross Takes Fifth of Tax Dollar," The Dearborn Independent (7/28/1923)
• "Membership campaign" by Field Secretary, American Eugenics Society about how to recruit new members and answer questions
• "Membership campaign" by Field Secretary, American Eugenics Society about how to recruit new members and answer questions( page 2 )
• "Membership campaign" by Field Secretary, American Eugenics Society about how to recruit new members and answer questions( page 3 )
• "Membership campaign" by Field Secretary, American Eugenics Society about how to recruit new members and answer questions( page 4 )
• "Mendel's Theatre" showing inheritance of hair color, demonstrated by Leon Fradley Whitney
• "Mendelian inheritance of eye color in man"
• "Mental and Physical Traits of Identical Twins Reared Apart," by H.H. Newman, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)
• "Mental and Physical Traits of Identical Twins Reared Apart," by H.H. Newman, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 2 )
• "Mental and Physical Traits of Identical Twins Reared Apart," by H.H. Newman, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 3 )
• "Mental and Physical Traits of Identical Twins Reared Apart," by H.H. Newman, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 4 )
• "Mental and Physical Traits of Identical Twins Reared Apart," by H.H. Newman, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 5 )
• "Mental and Physical Traits of Identical Twins Reared Apart," by H.H. Newman, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25)( page 6 )
• "Mental Deficiency Pedigree," a multigenerational study of a rural family by the British National Association for the Feebleminded
• "Mental Deficiency Pedigree," a multigenerational study of a rural family by the British National Association for the Feebleminded( page 2 )
• "Mental Deficiency Pedigree," a multigenerational study of a rural family by the British National Association for the Feebleminded( page 3 )
• "Mental Deficiency Pedigree," a multigenerational study of a rural family by the British National Association for the Feebleminded( page 4 )
• "Mental Deficiency Pedigree," a multigenerational study of a rural family by the British National Association for the Feebleminded( page 5 )
• "Mental Deficiency Pedigree," a multigenerational study of a rural family by the British National Association for the Feebleminded( page 6 )
• "Mental Deficiency Pedigree," a multigenerational study of a rural family by the British National Association for the Feebleminded( page 7 )
• "Mental Deficiency Pedigree," a multigenerational study of a rural family by the British National Association for the Feebleminded( page 8 )
• "Mental Deficiency Pedigree," a multigenerational study of a rural family by the British National Association for the Feebleminded( page 9 )
• "Mental disorders in twins," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Method of Indexing Finger-Marks," by Francis Galton
• "Methodist Hospital, Most Beautiful Baby, Brooklyn, 1941" by Arthur Felig (Weegee)
• "Midget schedule," including "physical constitution and traits" and "mental and tempermental quailties"
• "Minutes of meeting of Commitee on Immigration of the Eugenics Research Association"
• "Minutes of meeting of Commitee on Immigration of the Eugenics Research Association"( page 2 )
• "Miss Lillian the albino"
• "Mixed types of uncivilized peoples," about racial mixing
• "Model home - State Fair - 1908 Baby Contest," Better Babies contestants on Steps of Mothers Congress Model Home, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport
• "Mongolian idiocy," flash cards on genetic defects
• "Morris Steggerda in S.W." and Christian Reform Mission House and School, Zuni, New Mexico
• "Most immediate blood-kin of Carrie Buck. showing illegitimacy and hereditary feeblemindedness."
• "Most immediate blood-kin of Carrie Buck. Showing illegitimacy and hereditary feeblemindedness."
• "Mother and two children at Syracuse state fair," dwarfism
• "Multiple neurofibromatosis and its inheritance," by S. A. Preiser and C. B. Davenport, Eugenics Record Office
• "Multiple neurofibromatosis and its inheritance," by S. A. Preiser and C. B. Davenport, Eugenics Record Office( page 2 )
• "Multiple neurofibromatosis and its inheritance," by S. A. Preiser and C. B. Davenport, Eugenics Record Office( page 3 )
• "Multiple neurofibromatosis and its inheritance," by S. A. Preiser and C. B. Davenport, Eugenics Record Office( page 4 )
• "Muscular atrophy," flash cards on genetic defects
• "The man of mystery who is searching for the secret of life," The World Magazine, article on Charles Davenport
• "The man of mystery who is searching for the secret of life," The World Magazine, article on Charles Davenport( page 2 )
• "The man of mystery who is searching for the secret of life," The World Magazine, article on Charles Davenport( page 3 )
• "The man of mystery who is searching for the secret of life," The World Magazine, article on Charles Davenport( page 4 )
• "The man of mystery who is searching for the secret of life," The World Magazine, article on Charles Davenport( page 5 )
• "The manner of inheritance of a sex-linked trait. Actual pedigree of hemophilia," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "The Moron," Eugenical News (vol. 5), J.E.W. Wallin's clinical definition of feeble-mindedness
• "The M_H_Pedigree" showing descendents of an insane man
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 10 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 11 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 12 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 13 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 14 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 15 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 2 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 3 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 4 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 5 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 6 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 7 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 8 )
• Manual of the Mental Examination of Aliens, United States Public Health Service( page 9 )
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, introduction of Estabrook's copy with added keys to pseudonyms
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, introduction of Estabrook's copy with added keys to pseudonyms( page 2 )
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, introduction of Estabrook's copy with added keys to pseudonyms( page 3 )
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, introduction of Estabrook's copy with added keys to pseudonyms( page 4 )
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, introduction of Estabrook's copy with added keys to pseudonyms( page 5 )
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, introduction of Estabrook's copy with added keys to pseudonyms( page 6 )
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, introduction of Estabrook's copy with added keys to pseudonyms( page 7 )
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, introduction of Estabrook's copy with added keys to pseudonyms( page 8 )
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, typescript corresponding to pp16-19 of book, w/ hand-written pseudonyms
• Mongrel Virginians: The Win Tribe, by A.H. Estabrook and I.E. McDougle, typescript corresponding to pp16-19 of book, w/ hand-written pseudonyms( page 2 )
• Male anthropometric case, from "100 College Boys," Tuskegee Institute, Alabama (measurements, dental chart, and photograph)
• Male anthropometric case, from "100 College Boys," Tuskegee Institute, Alabama (measurements, dental chart, and photograph)( page 2 )
• Male anthropometric series (1927-29), Brooklyn Orphan Assylum, observed by "CBD" (Charles Benedict Davenport)( page 2 )
• Male twins undergoing spirometry by Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer
• Man O' War, about horse genetics
• Manifest of S.S. Caronia, sailing from Queenstown arriving in New York on May 16, 1906
• Manuscript of the "Eugenic College of Kantsaywhere," by Francis Galton (title page and page with a definition of "genetic")
• Manuscript of the "Eugenic College of Kantsaywhere," by Francis Galton (title page and page with a definition of "genetic")( page 2 )
• Margaret Sanger testisfies on birth control before Senate committee, People (April 1931)
• Marriage and birth rates in relation to immigration
• Marriage announcement of Ruth and Edwin Shawn, union "may produce results of great value to the science of race betterment"
• Marriage announcement of Ruth and Edwin Shawn, union "may produce results of great value to the science of race betterment"( page 2 )
• Married vs. unmarried life preferences
• Married vs. unmarried life preferences( page 2 )
• Martin Dies form letter response to supporters of his radio address on deportation
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about case of "Alfred D. aged 18 Feeble-minded" whose only work is "holding pigs whilst they are slaughtered"
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about case of "Alfred D. aged 18 Feeble-minded" whose only work is "holding pigs whilst they are slaughtered"( page 2 )
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about definitions and confusing terms used to grade feeble-mindedness (12/5/1912)
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about definitions and confusing terms used to grade feeble-mindedness (12/5/1912)( page 2 )
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about definitions and confusing terms used to grade feeble-mindedness (12/5/1912)( page 3 )
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about definitions and confusing terms used to grade feeble-mindedness (12/5/1912)( page 4 )
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about definitions and confusing terms used to grade feeble-mindedness (12/5/1912)( page 5 )
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about definitions and confusing terms used to grade feeble-mindedness (12/5/1912)( page 6 )
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about difficulties in collecting pedigree data and interpreting disease traits in "defective children" (12/9/1906)
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about difficulties in collecting pedigree data and interpreting disease traits in "defective children" (12/9/1906)( page 2 )
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, about difficulties in collecting pedigree data and interpreting disease traits in "defective children" (12/9/1906)( page 3 )
• Mary Dendy letter to Karl Pearson, follow-up on definition of feeble-mindedness with reference to British eugenic legislation (12/5/1912)
• Mary T. Watts, American Eugenics Society, Chairman of the Education Committee and founder of the Fitter Families Contests
• Mary T. Watts, founder of the Fitter Families Contest with superintendent of the contest at the Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA
• Measurement of physical and mental traits
• Mendel's Law Poem, by Joseph DeJarnette, MD, witness in Buck vs. Bell case
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Army Group Examination Alpha," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Army Group Examination Alpha," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica"( page 5 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Army Group Examination Alpha," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 2 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Army Group Examination Alpha," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 3 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Army Group Examination Alpha," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 4 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Army Group Examination Alpha," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 6 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Army Group Examination Alpha," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 7 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Army Group Examination Alpha," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 8 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Form Discrimination Test," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: "Form Discrimination Test," conducted by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 2 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: photos, Schedule 3, notes and drawing test; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 4 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: photos, Schedule 3, notes, drawing test; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: photos, Schedule 3, notes, drawing test; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: photos, Schedule 3, notes, drawing test; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 2 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 1: photos, Schedule 3, notes, drawing test; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 3 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 2 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 3 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 4 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 5 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 6 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 7 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 8 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 2: photos, Schedule 3, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 9 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 3: photos, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Mico College anthropometric case 3: photos, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 2 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 3: photos, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 3 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 3: photos, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 4 )
• Mico College anthropometric case 3: photos, measurements, pedigree, notes; by Morris Steggerda for Race Crossing in Jamaica( page 5 )
• Midgets at Luna Park, Coney Island, New York
• Minutes of Eugenics Records Office (London) Advisory Meeting (10/30/1905)
• Minutes of Eugenics Records Office (London) Advisory Meeting (10/30/1905))( page 2 )
• Minutes of the Eugenics Records Office's first board of directors' meeting
• Minutes of the Eugenics Records Office's first board of directors' meeting( page 2 )
• Minutes of the Eugenics Section, 8th annual meeting of the American Breeders Association, with resolution to organize immigration committee( page 2 )
• Minutes of the Eugenics Section, 8th annual meeting of the American Breeders Association, with resolution to organize immigration committeee
• Minutes of the first meeting of directors of Eugenics Record Office
• Minutes of the first meeting of directors of Eugenics Record Office( page 2 )
• Minutes of the first meeting of directors of Eugenics Record Office( page 3 )
• Mixed race Jamaican school children
• Mixed race marriage, "Indian Kate"
• Mme. Abomah, giantism
• Mme. Abomah, giantism( page 2 )
• Models of inheritance of racing capacity in horses by Harry H. Laughlin
• Morris Steggerda (31), with mother (30), father (47) and sister (50), photographs from his own family pedigree
• Morris Steggerda letter to Charles Davenport, thanking him for years of collaboration and friendship and calling him "a second Darwin" (1/10/1940)
• Morris Steggerda's handwritten directions for administering Form Discrimination Tests conducted at Mico College for Race Crossing in JamaicaC
• Morris Steggerda's handwritten note about music tests conducted at Mico College for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Morris Steggerda's handwritten results of Form Discrimination Tests conducted at Mico College for Race Crossing in Jamaica
• Morris Steggerda, photographs from his his own family pedigree
• Mother and children, with tags, at Ellis Island
• Mrs. E.H. Harriman at gift of Harriman Park
• Mrs. E.H. Harriman letter to Charles Davenport about Eugenics Record Office (10/20/1910)
• Mrs. E.H. Harriman letter to Charles Davenport about Eugenics Record Office (10/20/1910)( page 2 )

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• "A North Dakota dwarf and his sister"
• "Nazis open race bureau for eugenic segregation," New York Tribune, May 4, 1933
• "Negroid sane criminals and Negroid civil insane, mosaic of metric differences"
• "New American criminals, significant offense differences -- native born and foreign"
• "New American criminals, significant offense differences -- native born and foreign"( page 2 )
• "New York State Commission for mental defectives, extra-institutional care"
• "Nomenclature and Tables of Kinship," by Francis Galton, an appeal for comments on his survey of heredity, Nature (vol. 69:1787)( page 2 )
• "Nomenclature and Tables of Kinship," by Francis Galton, an appeal for comments on his survey of heredity, Nature (vol. 69:1787)
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 10 )
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 11 )
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 2 )
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 3 )
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 4 )
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 5 )
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 6 )
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 7 )
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 8 )
• "Notes on the history of the Eugenics Record Office"( page 9 )
• "Number of blind in several states," AMA and Eugenics Record Office study
• "The Nam family," Fig. 45
• "The Nam family," Fig. 45( page 2 )
• "The Nams: feeble-minded as country dwellers," by Charles Davenport
• "The Nams: feeble-minded as country dwellers," by Charles Davenport( page 2 )
• "The near blood kin of a feebleminded woman sterilized by the state of California"
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 10 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 11 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 12 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 13 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 14 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 15 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 16 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 17 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 2 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 3 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 4 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 5 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 6 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 7 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 8 )
• "The New Decalogue of Science," by Albert Edward Wiggam( page 9 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 10 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 11 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 12 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 13 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 14 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 15 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 16 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 2 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 3 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 4 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 5 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 6 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 7 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 8 )
• "The New Family and Race Improvement," by W.A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol.17:12)( page 9 )
• "The New Virginia Law to Preserve Racial Integrity," by W. A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol. 16:2)
• "The New Virginia Law to Preserve Racial Integrity," by W. A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol. 16:2)
• "The New Virginia Law to Preserve Racial Integrity," by W. A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol. 16:2)( page 2 )
• "The New Virginia Law to Preserve Racial Integrity," by W. A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol. 16:2)( page 2 )
• "The New Virginia Law to Preserve Racial Integrity," by W. A. Plecker, Virginia Health Bulletin (vol. 16:2)( page 3 )
• National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness
• National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness( page 2 )
• National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness( page 3 )
• Natives from Carpineto Romano, Italy, celebrating their arrival in the United States aboard the Christopher Columbus
• Navajo "Occupations" (butchering meat, grinding meal, and saw mill) at Fort Defiance, Arizona
• Nazi propaganda in Berlin storefront, including anthropometric device for measuring differences between Aryan & Non-Aryan skulls (by Roman Vishniac)
• Newspaper article on the racial morality of the theatrical arts
• Newspaper clipping about H. Laughlin's honorary degree from the University of Heidelberg
• Normal and albino human eyes, for publication in "Albinism in Man," by K. Pearson, E. Nettleship, and C.H. Usher (1911) ( page 2 )
• Normal and albino human eyes, for publication in "Albinism in Man," by K. Pearson, E. Nettleship, and C.H. Usher (1911)
• North African immigrant at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy( page 2 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy( page 3 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy( page 4 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy( page 5 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy.
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy.( page 2 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, field photographs and portraits with pedigree numbers from back of Estabrook's copy.( page 3 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 10 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 2 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 3 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 4 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 5 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 6 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 7 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 8 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V106-V109 (p. 26) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 9 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V470 (p. 18) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V470 (p. 18) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 2 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V470 (p. 18) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 3 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V470 (p. 18) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 4 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V470 (p. 18) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 5 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V470 (p. 18) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 6 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V470 (p. 18) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 7 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V470 (p. 18) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 8 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V87, V127, V155 (p. 21) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V87, V127, V155 (p. 21) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 2 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V87, V127, V155 (p. 21) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 3 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V87, V127, V155 (p. 21) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 4 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V87, V127, V155 (p. 21) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 5 )
• The Nam Family, by A. Estabrook and C. Davenport, pedigree of V87, V127, V155 (p. 21) and corresponding field portraits from back of Estabrook's copy( page 6 )
• The Nam Family: A Study in Cacogenics (Eugenics Record Office Memoir No. 2), by A.H. Estabrook and C.B. Davenport, introduction and early history
• The Nam Family: A Study in Cacogenics (Eugenics Record Office Memoir No. 2), by A.H. Estabrook and C.B. Davenport, introduction and early history( page 2 )
• The Nam Family: A Study in Cacogenics (Eugenics Record Office Memoir No. 2), by A.H. Estabrook and C.B. Davenport, introduction and early history( page 3 )
• The Nam Family: A Study in Cacogenics (Eugenics Record Office Memoir No. 2), by A.H. Estabrook and C.B. Davenport, introduction and early history( page 4 )
• The Nam Family: A Study in Cacogenics (Eugenics Record Office Memoir No. 2), by A.H. Estabrook and C.B. Davenport, introduction and early history( page 5 )

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• " Osawatomie State Hospital: case no. 12198. Diagnosis: psychosis with Huntington's chorea"
• "Observations on Child Development, E.R.O No. 472" (observed by "CBD," Charles Benedict Davenport)
• "Observations on Child Development, E.R.O No. 472" (observed by "CBD," Charles Benedict Davenport)( page 2 )
• "Offense rankings of racial types: murder and assault"
• "On Catholicism, As Revealed in the latest Encyclical of His Holiness Pope Pius XI," Eugenics Review (vol 23:1), papal decree condemning eugenics
• "On Catholicism, As Revealed in the latest Encyclical of His Holiness Pope Pius XI," Eugenics Review (vol 23:1), papal decree condemning eugenics( page 2 )
• "On Catholicism, As Revealed in the latest Encyclical of His Holiness Pope Pius XI," Eugenics Review (vol 23:1), papal decree condemning eugenics( page 3 )
• "On Catholicism, As Revealed in the latest Encyclical of His Holiness Pope Pius XI," Eugenics Review (vol 23:1), papal decree condemning eugenics( page 4 )
• "On Catholicism, As Revealed in the latest Encyclical of His Holiness Pope Pius XI," Eugenics Review (vol 23:1), papal decree condemning eugenics( page 5 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 10 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 11 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 12 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 13 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 14 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 15 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 16 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 17 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 18 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 19 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 2 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 20 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 21 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 22 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 23 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 24 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 25 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 26 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 27 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 28 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 29 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 3 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 30 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 4 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 5 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 6 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 7 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 8 )
• "On the Anthropometric Laboratory at the late International Health Exhibition," by Francis Galton( page 9 )
• "Only wine glass of brains would turn fool to wise man," by Fred Charles, Cleveland Plain Dealer (about brain size and intelligence)
• "Outcome of differential fecundity"
• "Outstanding Men Found in Ancestry of Lincoln," Boston Globe (8/21/1932), review of exhibits at Third International Eugenics Congress
• "The Old Americans, main physical and physiological characteristics of the Tribe of Ishmael"
• O. S. Davis letter to L. Whitney about Davenport's sermon judging
• O.F. Lewis (NY Prison Association) letter to A.H. Estabrook, congratulating him on the publication of The Jukes in 1915 (10/26/1916)
• Oliver Wendell Holmes, from "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1)
• Opthamologists responses to survey seeking support for hereditary blindness law
• Opthamologists responses to survey seeking support for hereditary blindness law( page 2 )
• Opthamologists responses to survey seeking support for hereditary blindness law( page 3 )
• Opthamologists responses to survey seeking support for hereditary blindness law( page 4 )
• Opthamologists responses to survey seeking support for hereditary blindness law( page 5 )
• Opthamologists responses to survey seeking support for hereditary blindness law( page 6 )
• Opthamologists responses to survey seeking support for hereditary blindness law( page 7 )
• Overview of Francis Galton's collection of fingerprint cards, showing ethnic labels (Jews, Welsh, English, Negro)
• Owen Adair letter to Oregon physicians, about bill requiring doctor's certification for marriage license
• Owen Adair letter to Oregon physicians, about bill requiring doctor's certification for marriage license( page 2 )

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• "A Person who writes Backwards," handwritten report with photo and writing samples, conducted in Jamaica by Morris Steggerda
• "A Person who writes Backwards," handwritten report with photo and writing samples, conducted in Jamaica by Morris Steggerda( page 2 )
• "A Person who writes Backwards," handwritten report with photo and writing samples, conducted in Jamaica by Morris Steggerda( page 3 )
• "A Person who writes Backwards," handwritten report with photo and writing samples, conducted in Jamaica by Morris Steggerda( page 4 )
• "A Person who writes Backwards," handwritten report with photo and writing samples, conducted in Jamaica by Morris Steggerda( page 5 )
• "A Person who writes Backwards," handwritten report with photo and writing samples, conducted in Jamaica by Morris Steggerda( page 6 )
• "A Person who writes Backwards," handwritten report with photo and writing samples, conducted in Jamaica by Morris Steggerda( page 7 )
• "A Practicable Eugenic Suggestion," by W. McDougal about incentives for positive eugenics
• "P. G," about German eugenics
• "P. G," about German eugenics( page 2 )
• "Paranoia," flash card on genetic defects
• "Paranoia," flash card on genetic defects. Paranoia patient's poem on genetic defects, "To a new portrait of His Majesty King George of England"( page 2 )
• "Paul Herold, giant,"
• "Pedigree chart of John Burroughs' family"
• "Pedigree of a neurotic ..."
• "Pedigree of color blindness"
• "Pedigree of family with color blindness. (Sex limited)."
• "Pedigree of Galton-Darwin-Wedgwood family," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Pedigree of Musical Capacity," Eugenics Record Office form including instructions to test sense of pitch, intensity, time, consonance, tone, rhythm
• "Pedigree of Musical Capacity," Eugenics Record Office form including instructions to test sense of pitch, intensity, time, consonance, tone, rhythm( page 2 )
• "Pedigree of Musical Capacity," Eugenics Record Office form including instructions to test sense of pitch, intensity, time, consonance, tone, rhythm( page 3 )
• "Pedigree of Musical Capacity," Eugenics Record Office form including instructions to test sense of pitch, intensity, time, consonance, tone, rhythm( page 4 )
• "Pedigree of the Caesars"
• "Pedigree of the Caesars," about the close relatedness of the Caesars
• "Per cent of increase in total population and in the white and negro population," of insane in hospitals
• "Phrenological chart of the human brain"
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 10 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 11 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 12 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 13 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 2 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 3 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 4 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 5 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 6 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 7 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 8 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Females," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 9 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 10 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 11 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 12 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 13 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 14 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 2 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 3 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 4 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 5 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 6 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 7 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 8 )
• "Physical Development Record for American Males," Eugenics Record Office (including forms, directions, and growth graphs)( page 9 )
• "Plecker Aroused by Blow Aimed at Racial Law," NAACP criticism of W. Plecker's "propaganda" pamphlets, Richmond Times Dispatch (3/31/1925)
• "Poles at Ellis Island"
• "Politicians and statemen in Sweden"
• "Poorhouse Type of Source of Defectives," pedigree of epilepsy and feeblemindedness (C. Davenport and D. Weeks)
• "Population Estimates," "Current Immigration Quotas," "Juvenile Delinquency as Related to Immigration," Eugenical News (vol. 18)
• "Population Estimates," "Current Immigration Quotas," "Juvenile Delinquency as Related to Immigration," Eugenical News (vol. 18)( page 2 )
• "Porteus Test" for measuring mental traits
• "Posterity of Ada Juke: Analysis of pedigree of inheritance of shiftlessness," (partial)
• "Present distribution of European races"
• "Primary objects of the proposed investigation," research outline to Brush Foundation, by Wingate Todd
• "Primary objects of the proposed investigation," research outline to Brush Foundation, by Wingate Todd( page 2 )
• "Primitive Eugenics," by Harry Whitisle, People (April 1931), history of eugenic practices around the world
• "Primitive Eugenics," by Harry Whitisle, People (April 1931), history of eugenic practices around the world( page 2 )
• "Primitive Eugenics," by Harry Whitisle, People (April 1931), history of eugenic practices around the world( page 3 )
• "Primitive Eugenics," by Harry Whitisle, People (April 1931), history of eugenic practices around the world( page 4 )
• "Primitive Eugenics," by Harry Whitisle, People (April 1931), history of eugenic practices around the world( page 5 )
• "Primitive Eugenics," by Harry Whitisle, People (April 1931), history of eugenic practices around the world( page 6 )
• "Probably Mendelian" and "Clearly Hereditary" traits
• "Project for cooperation between Bureau of Industry and Immigration and Eugenics Record Office"
• "Project of panamerican code on eugenics and homiculture," proposed by the Cuban delegation
• "Project of panamerican code on eugenics and homiculture," proposed by the Cuban delegation( page 2 )
• "Project of panamerican code on eugenics and homiculture," proposed by the Cuban delegation( page 3 )
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington( page 10 )
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington( page 2 )
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington( page 3 )
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington( page 4 )
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington( page 5 )
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington( page 6 )
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington( page 7 )
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington( page 8 )
• "Proposed Clinic of Human Heredity," a plan prepared by Harry H. Laughlin as the basis for negotiations with the Carnegie Institution of Washington( page 9 )
• "Proposed intineraries" of state fairs
• "Public provision for the feeble-minded," by Edward Johnstone
• "Public provision for the feeble-minded," by Edward Johnstone( page 2 )
• "Public provision for the feeble-minded," by Edward Johnstone( page 3 )
• "Public provision for the feeble-minded," by Edward Johnstone( page 4 )
• "Public provision for the feeble-minded," by Edward Johnstone( page 5 )
• "The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks," by Francis Galton (abstract for Fellows at the meeting of the Royal Society)
• "The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks," by Francis Galton, Phil. Trans. Royal Society (vol. 182), selected pages
• "The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks," by Francis Galton, Phil. Trans. Royal Society (vol. 182), selected pages( page 2 )
• "The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks," by Francis Galton, Phil. Trans. Royal Society (vol. 182), selected pages( page 3 )
• "The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks," by Francis Galton, Phil. Trans. Royal Society (vol. 182), selected pages( page 4 )
• "The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks," by Francis Galton, Phil. Trans. Royal Society (vol. 182), selected pages( page 5 )
• "The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks," by Francis Galton, Phil. Trans. Royal Society (vol. 182), selected pages( page 6 )
• "The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks," by Francis Galton, Phil. Trans. Royal Society (vol. 182), selected pages( page 7 )
• "The Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks," by Francis Galton, Phil. Trans. Royal Society (vol. 182), selected pages( page 8 )
• "The Position of Field Workers," Eugenical News (vol. 4), survey showing that field workers earn 70% more than nurses
• "The Present Position of the Mendelians and Biometricians," The Mendel Journal, focusing on the "battle" over intermediate forms
• "The Present Position of the Mendelians and Biometricians," The Mendel Journal, focusing on the "battle" over intermediate forms( page 2 )
• "The Present Position of the Mendelians and Biometricians," The Mendel Journal, focusing on the "battle" over intermediate forms( page 3 )
• "The Present Position of the Mendelians and Biometricians," The Mendel Journal, focusing on the "battle" over intermediate forms( page 4 )
• "The Present Position of the Mendelians and Biometricians," The Mendel Journal, focusing on the "battle" over intermediate forms( page 5 )
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page( page 10 )
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page( page 2 )
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page( page 3 )
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page( page 4 )
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page( page 5 )
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page( page 6 )
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page( page 7 )
• "The Progress of Eugenical Sterilization," by Paul Popenoe, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25:1), including journal cover and contents page( page 8 )
• P.T. Walden, president of the Civic Protective Association, letter to C. Davenport about race mixing
• P.T. Walden, president of the Civic Protective Association, letter to C. Davenport about race mixing( page 2 )
• Pah-lowatiwa, Zuni, Bureau of American Ethnology
• Pah-lowatiwa, Zuni, Bureau of American Ethnology( page 2 )
• Participants in the first Nordic Race Conference
• Pedigree and photo of polydactyly, by Morris Steggerda
• Pedigree and photo of polydactyly, by Morris Steggerda( page 2 )
• Pedigree data collected according to Franics Galton's Record of Family Faculties (1884)
• Pedigree data collected according to Franics Galton's Record of Family Faculties (1884)( page 2 )
• Pedigree data collected according to Franics Galton's Record of Family Faculties (1884)( page 3 )
• Pedigree data collected according to Franics Galton's Record of Family Faculties (1884)( page 4 )
• Pedigree data collected according to Franics Galton's Record of Family Faculties (1884)( page 5 )
• Pedigree data collected according to Franics Galton's Record of Family Faculties (1884)( page 6 )
• Pedigree data collected according to Franics Galton's Record of Family Faculties (1884)( page 8 )
• Pedigree exhibit: "The Edison family," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Pedigree exhibit: "A study on susceptibility to ivy poisoning," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Pedigree exhibit: "Abraham Lincoln: family-stock study," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Pedigree exhibit: "Alcoholism and heredity," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Pedigree exhibit: "Family showing strong tendency to manic depressive insanity," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Pedigree exhibit: "Family stock of G. Washington," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Pedigree exhibit: "The Hapsburg lip," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Pedigree exhibit: "The manner of inheritance of recessive trait. Actual pedigrees of albinism," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Pedigree exhibit: "The near-kin of Theodore Roosevelt," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• Pedigree for feeblemindedness
• Pedigree of Man O' War, about horse genetics
• Pedigree of race mixing from Monacque, Jamaica
• Pedigree of red hair family
• Pedigree of the Counts Tolstoy
• Pedigree of the tribe of Ishmael
• Pedigree of the W-- family of Indiana, a degenerate family in which one member was sterilized
• Pedigree: "A family with orthodactyly"
• Pedigree: "A.B.W. family: musical, literary, and inventive ability"
• Pedigree: "Ancestral influence in the human female"
• Pedigree: "Ancestral influence in the human male"
• Pedigree: "Familial aniridia"
• Pedigree: "Osawatomie State Hospital: case no. 10240. Diagnosis: dementia precox, hebephrenic type"
• Pedigree: "Why men grow short or tall"
• Pedigree:" Osawatomie State Hospital: case no. 10246. Diagnosis: psychosis with Huntington's chorea"
• Pedigree:" Osawatomie State Hospital: case no. 11491. Diagnosis: manic depressive, manic type"
• Pedigree:" Osawatomie State Hospital: case no. 9378. Diagnosis: manic depressive"
• Pedigrees of dramatic ability and musical talent
• People (April 1931) news items: disputed quote by President Herbert Hoover, Senate tesitmony on birth control, use of eye color inheritance in courts
• People (April 1931) news items: disputed quote by President Herbert Hoover, Senate tesitmony on birth control, use of eye color inheritance in courts( page 2 )
• People, A Magazine for all the People (April 1931), American Eugenics Society, cover
• Photos from "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport
• Photos from "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport( page 2 )
• Photos from "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport( page 4 )
• Photos of albino Indians of Panama, submitted by R.O. Marsh to the Eugenics Record Office
• Photos of albino Indians of Panama, submitted by R.O. Marsh to the Eugenics Record Office( page 2 )
• Plant cell drawings (Reverse of image #393)
• Poster on anthropometric methods
• Poster: "Can Eugenics Bring Us Better Food?" Applying genetics and selection from humans to crops
• Prison mug shot of Edgar (V428) and corresponding entry in The Jukes in 1915, by A.H. Estabrook (photo laid in copy of R. Dugdale's The Jukes)
• Prison mug shot of Edgar (V428) and corresponding entry in The Jukes in 1915, by A.H. Estabrook (photo laid in copy of R. Dugdale's The Jukes)( page 2 )
• Prison mug shot of V265 and corresponding entry in Estabrook's typescript "The Jukes Data" (photo laid in Estabrook's copy of R. Dugdale's The Jukes)
• Prison mug shot of V265 and corresponding entry in Estabrook's typescript "The Jukes Data" (photo laid in Estabrook's copy of R. Dugdale's The Jukes)( page 2 )
• Prison mug shot of VI153 and corresponding entry in Estabrook's typescript "The Jukes Data" (photo laid in Estabrook's copy of R. Dugdale's The Jukes)
• Prison mug shot of VI153 and corresponding entry in Estabrook's typescript "The Jukes Data" (photo laid in Estabrook's copy of R. Dugdale's The Jukes)( page 2 )
• Prison mug shot of VII20 and corresponding entry in Estabrook's typescript "The Jukes Data" (photo laid in Estabrook's copy of R. Dugdale's The Jukes)
• Prison mug shot of VII20 and corresponding entry in Estabrook's typescript "The Jukes Data" (photo laid in Estabrook's copy of R. Dugdale's The Jukes)( page 2 )
• Profile of Charles F. Ruggles, People (April 1931)
• Profile of Frederick Huntington Gillett, People (April 1931)
• Profile of Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor (daughter of Alexander Graham Bell), People (April 1931)
• Program of the 8th annual meeting of the American Breeders Association
• Program of the 8th annual meeting of the American Breeders Association( page 2 )

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• "A Quarter of a Century's Experience in Sterilization of Mental Defectives in California," by F.O. Butler, Amer. Journ. Mental Deficiency (vol 49:4)
• "A Quarter of a Century's Experience in Sterilization of Mental Defectives in California," by F.O. Butler, Amer. Journ. Mental Deficiency (vol 49:4)( page 2 )
• "A Quarter of a Century's Experience in Sterilization of Mental Defectives in California," by F.O. Butler, Amer. Journ. Mental Deficiency (vol 49:4)( page 3 )
• "A Quarter of a Century's Experience in Sterilization of Mental Defectives in California," by F.O. Butler, Amer. Journ. Mental Deficiency (vol 49:4)( page 4 )
• "A Quarter of a Century's Experience in Sterilization of Mental Defectives in California," by F.O. Butler, Amer. Journ. Mental Deficiency (vol 49:4)( page 5 )
• "A Quarter of a Century's Experience in Sterilization of Mental Defectives in California," by F.O. Butler, Amer. Journ. Mental Deficiency (vol 49:4)( page 6 )
• "Qualities desired in a eugenical field worker"
• Questionaire on the sterilization of "defectives"
• Questionaire on the sterilization of "defectives"( page 2 )
• Questionaire on the sterilization of "defectives"( page 3 )
• Questionaire on the sterilization of "defectives"( page 4 )
• Questionaire on the sterilization of "defectives"( page 5 )
• Questionaire on the sterilization of "defectives"( page 6 )
• Questions for a study of heredity in twins

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• "Race characters do not die out, examples of inherited characteristics"
• "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport
• "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport( page 2 )
• "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport( page 3 )
• "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport( page 4 )
• "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport( page 5 )
• "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport( page 6 )
• "Race crossing in man," by C. Davenport( page 7 )
• "Race descent: American statesmen," 3rd International Eugenics Conference
• "Race mixture in Jamaica"
• "Race Mixture," by K.B. Aikman, Eugenics Review (vol. 25:3)
• "Race Mixture," by K.B. Aikman, Eugenics Review (vol. 25:3)( page 2 )
• "Race Mixture," by K.B. Aikman, Eugenics Review (vol. 25:3)( page 3 )
• "Race Mixture," by K.B. Aikman, Eugenics Review (vol. 25:3)( page 4 )
• "Race Mixture," by K.B. Aikman, Eugenics Review (vol. 25:3)( page 5 )
• "Race Mixture," by K.B. Aikman, Eugenics Review (vol. 25:3)( page 6 )
• "Racial and diagnostic records of inmates of state institutions"
• "Racial and diagnostic records of inmates of state institutions"( page 2 )
• "Racial differences in mental fatigue"
• "Racial mixture in royal families" (Swedish)
• "Radiographic study of physical growth in children," by T. Wingate Todd
• "Radiographic study of physical growth in children," by T. Wingate Todd( page 2 )
• "Radiographic study of physical growth in children," by T. Wingate Todd( page 3 )
• "Radiographic study of physical growth in children," by T. Wingate Todd( page 4 )
• "Rankings in murder"
• "Reasons for a study of hereditary blindness," report to American Medical Association
• "Reasons for a study of hereditary blindness," report to American Medical Association( page 2 )
• "Reasons for a study of hereditary blindness," report to American Medical Association( page 3 )
• "Record of Family Faculties," of Miss K. Bathurst( page 7 )
• "Registration of Birth and Color," State of Virginia form
• "Relative social inadequacy of the several nativity groups and immigrant groups of the U.S.: crime, dependency"
• "Relative social inadequacy of the several nativity groups and immigrant groups of the U.S.: all types of social inadequacy"
• "Relative social inadequacy of the several nativity groups and immigrant groups of the U.S.: epilepsy, tuberculosis"
• "Relative social inadequacy of the several nativity groups and immigrant groups of the U.S.: feeblemindedness, insanity"
• "Relaxing quotas for exiles fought" and "Science and immgration," New York Times, May 4 and August 12, 1934 (Laughlin against exemptions for Jews)
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 10 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 11 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 12 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 13 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 14 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 15 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 2 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 3 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 4 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 5 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 6 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 7 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 8 )
• "Report of the president of the American Eugenics Society, Inc., June 26, 1926"( page 9 )
• "Report on the work of the Francis Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics, February1908-June 1909"
• "Report on the work of the Francis Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics, February1908-June 1909"( page 2 )
• "Report on the work of the Francis Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics, February1908-June 1909"( page 3 )
• "Report on the work of the Francis Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics, February1908-June 1909"( page 4 )
• "Researches on crime in relation to nativity," Laughlin's research for the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization
• "Researches on crime in relation to nativity," Laughlin's research for the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 2 )
• "Researches on crime in relation to nativity," Laughlin's research for the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 3 )
• "Researches on crime in relation to nativity," Laughlin's research for the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization( page 4 )
• "Researches on immigration," by H. Laughlin
• "Results of mixing the races," by Dr. W.A. Evans, Birmington Age Herald
• "Rough or approximate comparability of scales for the measurement of natural intelliegence"
• "The relation of hereditary eye defects to genetics and eugenics," by Lucien Howe, JAMA
• "The relation of hereditary eye defects to genetics and eugenics," by Lucien Howe, JAMA( page 2 )
• "The relation of hereditary eye defects to genetics and eugenics," by Lucien Howe, JAMA( page 3 )
• "The relation of hereditary eye defects to genetics and eugenics," by Lucien Howe, JAMA( page 4 )
• "The relation of hereditary eye defects to genetics and eugenics," by Lucien Howe, JAMA( page 5 )
• "The relation of hereditary eye defects to genetics and eugenics," by Lucien Howe, JAMA( page 6 )
• "The right to be well-born," by Franklin Kirkbride
• "The right to be well-born," by Franklin Kirkbride( page 2 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms)( page 23 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 10 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 11 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 12 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 13 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 14 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 15 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 16 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 17 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 18 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 19 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 2 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 20 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 21 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 22 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 24 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 25 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 26 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 27 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 28 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 29 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 3 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 30 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 4 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 5 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 6 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 7 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 8 )
• Record of Family Faculties, by Francis Galton (compiled with completed family pedigree forms), selected pages( page 9 )
• R. Roy and J. Kuhn letter to C. Davenport, about albinism
• R. Roy letter to C. Davenport, about albinism
• Raymond Pearl letter to Karl Pearson, about disagreement on hereditary theory and his removal as an editor of Biometrika (2/15/1910)
• Raymond Pearl letter to Karl Pearson, about disagreement on hereditary theory and his removal as an editor of Biometrika (2/15/1910)( page 2 )
• Raymond Pearl letter to Karl Pearson, about disagreement on hereditary theory and his removal as an editor of Biometrika (2/15/1910)( page 3 )
• Raymond Pearl letter to Karl Pearson, discussion of conflict between biometrical and experimental approaches to study heredity (3/12/1910)
• Raymond Pearl letter to Karl Pearson, discussion of conflict between biometrical and experimental approaches to study heredity (3/12/1910)( page 2 )
• Raymond Pearl letter to Karl Pearson, discussion of conflict between biometrical and experimental approaches to study heredity (3/12/1910)( page 3 )
• Record of family traits, about short stature
• Record of family traits, about short stature( page 2 )
• Rep. A. Johnson cable to H. Laughlin about appointing him as an agent of immigration
• Research and administration building under construction at the Carnegie Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
• Response on behalf of W.T. Doran to Harry E. Laughlin, about eugenics instruction survey
• Results from Waco Fitter Families contest
• Review of Hereditary Genius, Nature (3/17/1870)
• Review of Hereditary Genius, Nature (3/17/1870)( page 2 )
• Review of Hereditary Genius, The Spectator (11/27/1869)
• Review of Hereditary Genius, The Spectator (11/27/1869)( page 2 )
• Review of Hereditary Genius, The Times (1/7/1870)
• Review of Applied Eugenics, By Paul Popenoe and Roswell H. Johnson, Eugenical News (vol. 4)
• Robert Wadlow, New York Times, giantism
• Robert Wadlow, New York Times, giantism( page 2 )
• Roy Family pedigree, about albinism
• Roy Family pedigree, about albinism( page 2 )
• Roy Family pedigree, about albinism( page 3 )
• Russian giant at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)
• Russian immigrants at Ellis Island
• Russian Jew at Ellis Island (Photograph by Augustus Sherman)

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• "Sample clinical cases" that can be used in eugenics research
• "Sample clinical cases" that can be used in eugenics research( page 2 )
• "Sample clinical cases" that can be used in eugenics research( page 3 )
• "Sample pedigree chart showing the manner of construction"
• "Savant idiocy," flash card on genetic defects
• "Schedule and apparatus for Binet test"
• "Schedule and apparatus for Binet test"( page 2 )
• "Schedule and apparatus for Binet test"( page 3 )
• "Schedule for the Hereditary Transmission of Special Diseases," completed for Karl Pearson study
• "Schedule for the Hereditary Transmission of Special Diseases," completed for Karl Pearson study( page 2 )
• "Schedule for the Study of Twins," Eugenics Record Office form
• "Schedule for the Study of Twins," Eugenics Record Office form( page 2 )
• "Schedule for the Study of Twins," Eugenics Record Office form( page 3 )
• "Schedule for the Study of Twins," Eugenics Record Office form( page 4 )
• "School Principal and Family Take Fair Top Honors," Savannah Press
• "Selection of Negroes," Eugenical News (vol. 2), eugenic effect of slave trading in the South
• "Single-trait sheet: Musical ability"
• "Single-trait sheet: Skill in needlework"
• "Single-trait sheet: wanderlust"
• "Slavs" at Ellis Island
• "Small family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925)
• "Small family" winner, Fitter Families Contest, Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, MA (1925): family examination summary
• "Sons of Man O' War," about Horse Genetics
• "Spastic idiocy," flash cards on genetic defects
• "Staff and members -- Dept. of Genetics, C. I. of W., May 12, 1934," Carnegie Institute of Washington, including C.B. Davenport and H.H. Laughlin
• "Staff and members -- Dept. of Genetics, C. I. of W., May 12, 1934," Carnegie Institute of Washington, including C.B. Davenport and H.H. Laughlin( page 2 )
• "State criteria for legal eugenical sterilization"
• "State executive agency for carrying out eugenical sterilization"
• "State Expenses for Maintaining State Institutions for the Socially Inadequate Classes, 1916," Eugenical News (vol. 5)
• "State institutions making special provisions for epileptics -- 1917"
• "State institutions making special provisions for the feebleminded -- 1917"
• "State Registrar Plecker Comments on Criticism [by JAMA editor] of Virginia's Effort to Enforce Racial Integrity Law," The Richmond News Leader
• "Sterilization for Ten Million Americans," by J.H. Kempton, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25), review of L. Whitney's Case for Sterilization
• "Sterilization for Ten Million Americans," by J.H. Kempton, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25), review of L. Whitney's Case for Sterilization( page 2 )
• "Sterilization for Ten Million Americans," by J.H. Kempton, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25), review of L. Whitney's Case for Sterilization( page 3 )
• "Sterilization for Ten Million Americans," by J.H. Kempton, Journal of Heredity (vol. 25), review of L. Whitney's Case for Sterilization( page 4 )
• "Sterilization of Defectives, Aim," report on Buck v. Bell Supreme Court Decision, Richmond Courier Journal (5/26/1927)
• "Sterilization of the Unfit" by Anthony M. Turano, Forum (February 1934)
• "Sterilization of the Unfit" by Anthony M. Turano, Forum (February 1934)( page 2 )
• "Sterilization of the Unfit" by Anthony M. Turano, Forum (February 1934)( page 3 )
• "Stimulating Public Interest in the Feeble-Minded," by E.R. Johnstone (address to the National Conferenceof Charities and Correction, 1916)
• "Stimulating Public Interest in the Feeble-Minded," by E.R. Johnstone (address to the National Conferenceof Charities and Correction, 1916)( page 2 )
• "Stimulating Public Interest in the Feeble-Minded," by E.R. Johnstone (address to the National Conferenceof Charities and Correction, 1916)( page 3 )
• "Stimulating Public Interest in the Feeble-Minded," by E.R. Johnstone (address to the National Conferenceof Charities and Correction, 1916)( page 4 )
• "Student Pedigree-Studies," (mechanical ability, by Margaret C. Mount; eye color, by Morris Steggerda)
• "Student Pedigree-Studies," (mechanical ability, by Margaret C. Mount; eye color, by Morris Steggerda)( page 2 )
• "Studies in National Eugenics," by Francis Galton, subjects for eugenics inquiry communicated at meeting of Sociological Society (2/14/1905)
• "Studies in National Eugenics," by Francis Galton, subjects for eugenics inquiry communicated at meeting of Sociological Society (2/14/1905)( page 2 )
• "Studies in National Eugenics," by Francis Galton, subjects for eugenics inquiry communicated at meeting of Sociological Society (2/14/1905)( page 3 )
• "Studies in National Eugenics," by Francis Galton, subjects for eugenics inquiry communicated at meeting of Sociological Society (2/14/1905)( page 4 )
• "Summary of the discussion at the conference on education and eugenics"
• "Summary of the discussion at the conference on education and eugenics"( page 2 )
• "Summary of the discussion at the conference on education and eugenics"( page 3 )
• "Summary of the discussion at the conference on education and eugenics"( page 4 )
• "Summary of the discussion at the conference on education and eugenics"( page 5 )
• "Summary of the discussion at the conference on education and eugenics"( page 6 )
• "Summary of the discussion at the conference on education and eugenics"( page 7 )
• "Summary of the discussion at the conference on education and eugenics"( page 8 )
• "Summary of the round table conference held at the New York Academy of Medicine," about the eugenical implications on medical work
• "Summary of the round table conference held at the New York Academy of Medicine," about the eugenical implications on medical work( page 2 )
• "Summary of the round table conference held at the New York Academy of Medicine," about the eugenical implications on medical work( page 3 )
• "Summary of the round table conference held at the New York Academy of Medicine," about the eugenical implications on medical work( page 4 )
• "Summary of the round table conference held at the New York Academy of Medicine," about the eugenical implications on medical work( page 5 )
• "Summary of the round table conference held at the New York Academy of Medicine," about the eugenical implications on medical work( page 6 )
• "Supplementary report on mentality of feebleminded children," case study by E. Bayers and F.H. Miller.
• "Supplementary report on mentality of feebleminded children," case study by E. Bayers and F.H. Miller.( page 2 )
• "Supplementary report on mentality of feebleminded children," case study by E. Bayers and F.H. Miller.( page 3 )
• "Supplementary report on mentality of feebleminded children," case study by E. Bayers and F.H. Miller.( page 4 )
• "Susi, the elephant skin girl," about icthyosis, skin trait
• "Swiss folk types," about racial types
• "Syndactyly in the F__ Family," Eugenical News (vol. 15), fused fingers or toes -- later shown to be an autosomal dominant trait
• "Syndactyly in the F__ Family," Eugenical News (vol. 15), fused fingers or toes -- later shown to be an autosomal dominant trait( page 2 )
• "Syndactyly in the F__ Family," Eugenical News (vol. 15), fused fingers or toes -- later shown to be an autosomal dominant trait( page 3 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 10 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 11 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 12 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 13 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 14 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 15 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 16 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 17 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 18 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 19 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 2 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 20 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 21 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 22 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 23 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 24 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 25 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 26 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 3 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 4 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 5 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 6 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 7 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 8 )
• "The science of eugenics and sex-life, love, marriage, maternity: the regeneration of the human race," by W.J. Hadden, C.H. Robinson, and M.R. Melendy( page 9 )
• "The Second Indiana Sterilization Law," Eugenical News (vol. 15)
• "The Second Indiana Sterilization Law," Eugenical News (vol. 15)( page 2 )
• "The Second International Exhibition of Eugenics, Sept. 22 - Oct. 22, 1921 in the American Museum of Natural History, by H. Laughlin," title page
• "The Sixth Annual Meeting of the Eugenics Research Association," July 21, 1918, Eugenical News (vol. 3)
• "The South's fight for race purity," by R.W. Wooley, Pearson's Magazine
• "The South's fight for race purity," by R.W. Wooley, Pearson's Magazine( page 2 )
• "The South's fight for race purity," by R.W. Wooley, Pearson's Magazine( page 3 )
• "The South's fight for race purity," by R.W. Wooley, Pearson's Magazine( page 4 )
• "The South's fight for race purity," by R.W. Wooley, Pearson's Magazine( page 5 )
• "The South's fight for race purity," by R.W. Wooley, Pearson's Magazine( page 6 )
• "The South's fight for race purity," by R.W. Wooley, Pearson's Magazine( page 7 )
• "The South's fight for race purity," by R.W. Wooley, Pearson's Magazine( page 8 )
• "The Story of My Life by Lionel, the Human Lion," about hypertrichosis
• "The Story of My Life by Lionel, the Human Lion," about hypertrichosis( page 2 )
• "The Story of My Life by Lionel, the Human Lion," about hypertrichosis( page 3 )
• "The Story of My Life by Lionel, the Human Lion," about hypertrichosis( page 4 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 10 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 11 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 12 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 13 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 14 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 2 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 3 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 4 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 5 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 6 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 7 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 8 )
• "The Study of Human Heredity," by Davenport, Laughlin, Weeks, Johnstone, and Goddard, Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No. 2( page 9 )
• "The Survival of the Unfittest," Eugenics Review (vol 23:1), book advertisement
• "The system of indexing traits used at Eugenics Records Office"
• "The system of indexing traits used at Eugenics Records Office"( page 2 )
• "The system of indexing traits used at Eugenics Records Office"( page 3 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Folk and Race-Types" (Nordic, mixed-race, Finnish, Lapp, Lappic mixed-race, Walloon)
• The Swedish Nation, "Folk and Race-Types" (Nordic, mixed-race, Finnish, Lapp, Lappic mixed-race, Walloon)( page 2 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Folk and Race-Types" (Nordic, mixed-race, Finnish, Lapp, Lappic mixed-race, Walloon)( page 3 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Folk and Race-Types" (Nordic, mixed-race, Finnish, Lapp, Lappic mixed-race, Walloon)( page 4 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Folk and Race-Types" (Nordic, mixed-race, Finnish, Lapp, Lappic mixed-race, Walloon)( page 5 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Folk and Race-Types" (Nordic, mixed-race, Finnish, Lapp, Lappic mixed-race, Walloon)( page 6 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Folk and Race-Types" (Nordic, mixed-race, Finnish, Lapp, Lappic mixed-race, Walloon)( page 7 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Folk and Race-Types" (Nordic, mixed-race, Finnish, Lapp, Lappic mixed-race, Walloon)( page 8 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Folk and Race-Types" (Nordic, mixed-race, Finnish, Lapp, Lappic mixed-race, Walloon)( page 9 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Racial Elements in Sweden" (Nordic, Finnish, Lapp, foreign)
• The Swedish Nation, "Racial Elements in Sweden" (Nordic, Finnish, Lapp, foreign)( page 2 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Racial Elements in Sweden" (Nordic, Finnish, Lapp, foreign)( page 3 )
• The Swedish Nation, "Racial Elements in Sweden" (Nordic, Finnish, Lapp, foreign)( page 4 )
• The Swedish Nation, "The Swedish State-Institute for Race-Biological Investigation: An Account of its Origin" by Hjalmar Anderson
• The Swedish Nation, "The Swedish State-Institute for Race-Biological Investigation: An Account of its Origin" by Hjalmar Anderson( page 2 )
• The Swedish Nation, cover
• The Swedish Nation, pedigree of epilepsy in Swedish farmer lineage
• A student study of inheritance of an int