HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY

FROM THE LIBRARY OF PROF. GEORGE F. SWAIN OCT. 20, 1933

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II. Heredity of Acquired Instincts

III. What is Instinct? ...

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IV. Origin of Instincts: are they Hereditary Habit?

CHAPTER III.

HEREDITY OF THE MEMORY.

I. Memory referred to Habit, and to the Law of the Indestructi-
bility of Force ...

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11. Heredity, Specific Memory; Heredity of Memory

CHAPTER IV.

HEREDITY OF THE IMAGINATION.

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I. Is Intelligence in its highest form Heritable? Empiricism and
Idealism in accord

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II. Heredity in Men of Science, Philosophers, and Economists
III. Heredity in Authors and Men of Letters

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II. Physical Tendencies: Heredity of General Sensibility; of Anti-
pathy; of the Sexual Appetite; of Dipsomania

III. Moral Tendencies: their Heredity; Gaming, Avarice, Theft,
Homicide. Relations between Passion and Insanity.

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I. Insanity is always produced by Organic Causes
II. Heredity of Hallucination, Suicide, Homicidal Monomania,
Demoniacal Possession, Hypochondria, Presentiments
III. Heredity of Mania, Dementia, General Paralysis. Statistics

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III. Heredity is the Law, Non-heredity the Exception

CHAPTER II.

THE LAWS OF HEREDITY.

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L. Four Principal Forms of Heredity
Section 1.-Direct Heredity. Influence of Parents: Doctrines
on this Subject. Hybridism. Instances of Heredity from
Mother to Son, Father to Daughter, Father to Son, Mother
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Section 2.-Atavism

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Section 3.-Indirect or Collateral Heredity

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Section 4-Heredity of Influence. Heredity compared with