Criminals, difference between lunatics and, 34, 35 proposed vivisection of, 79 punishment of, 25 _et seq._, 35 _et seq._
Cruelty to children, punishment for, 26-7
Delusions, concrete and otherwise, 32 _et seq._
Doctors, as health advisers of the community, 55, 58 limits to their knowledge, 57
English proletarians, anomalous attitude of, 175
Establishment, author's views on, 75 _et seq._
Eugenic Law, the first, and negative Eugenics, 19, 28
Eugenics and employment, 141 author's conception of, 12 becomes a fashion, 180 beginning of, 125 different meanings of, 4 essence of, 4 first principle of, 38 general definition of, 10 meanness of the motive of, 136 _et seq._, 146 moral basis of, 5 the false theory of, 3 _et seq._ the real aim of, 91 _et seq._ versus Ethics, 7
Eugenists, and their new morality, 82 as Casuists, 14 as employers, 133, 137 as Euphemists, 12 their plutocratic impulses, 139 _et seq._ Mr. Wells' challenge to, 70 secret of what they really want, 73 _et seq._, 85
Feeble-Minded Bill, the, Eugenists and, 17, 18, 19, 20, 28, 51, 52
Feeble-mindedness, Dr. Saleeby on, 61 hereditary, 62, 63
Game laws, English, result of the, 110, 112
Golf, a Scotch minister's opinion of, 117
Great War, the, outbreak of, and its effect on Eugenics, 181
Health, and what it is, 59 Mr. Wells' views on inheritance of, 70, 85-6 not necessarily allied with beauty, 144 "Health adviser" of society, the, 55, 58
Heredity, and feeble-mindedness, 62, 63 author's conception of, 64 incontestable proof of, 66 three first facts of, 66-7 unsatisfactory plight of students of, 66 uselessness of attempting to judge, 39
Hutchinson, Colonel and Mrs., the historic instance of, 7
Indeterminate sentence, the, instrument of, 35 principle of, 37
Intervention, Socialistic movements of, 166
Kindred and affinity, as a bar to marriage, 8
Law, the, and restrictions on sex, 10 and the indeterminate sentence, 35 and the lunatic, 31 _et seq._
Libel, definition of, 28 loose extension of idea of, 27-8
Liberty and scepticism, 148 the eclipse of, 149 _et seq._ the Eugenist's view of, 16
Lodge, Sir Oliver, and "the stud farm," 13, 14
Lunacy, and Eugenic legislation, 17-20, 28, 29, 31 _et seq._ medical specialists as judges of, 40, 41
Lunacy Laws, the, extension of principle of, 17