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The Eugenics Education Society

Nature volume 87, page 59 (1911)Cite this article

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THE annual report of the Eugenics Education Society x shows how much progress hjs Wn made by the society during the three years of its existence. Besides quick growth of the parent stem, branches hnve spread from Liverpool to New Zealand; indeed, in New Zealand eugenic ideas seem to be making their way into legislation.

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W., W. The Eugenics Education Society . Nature 87, 59 (1911). https://doi.org/10.1038/087059b0

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