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ABSTRACT THE writer of the valuable article in NATURE of April 6, on the report of the Royal Commission on Venereal Diseases, has given it the title of “Preventive Eugenics,” a term for


which I am responsible, defining it as “the protection of parenthood from the racial poisons,” by which latter I mean all such agents as, injuring the individual, injure also the next


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