Titlebook: A History of British Eugenics since 1865; From Francis Galton David Redvaldsen Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Begrü?ung der Seminarteilnehmering artificial insemination for eugenic purposes. Dubbed ‘eutelegenesis’, it was added to the Eugenics Society’s aims and objectives as a possible future policy in 1939. After the war, artificial insemination was often presented without eugenic connotations. Eutelegenesis is not practised in Britain

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Introduction,n and public health measures were important facets of the doctrine and were justified in terms of heredity. In Britain eugenics was geared towards the contemporary interests of the bourgeoisie. The chapter outlines the contents of the rest of the monograph. It is an institutional history of the Galt

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Francis Galton and the Early Days of Eugenics,ied earlier marriage for the able classes in the community and that the weak in body and mind should forego reproduction. Social reforms were useful but lacked the power which would be unleashed by better heredity. These observations were made in the 1860s and 1870s. Eugenics became an organized end