Title: Eugenics Laboratory lecture series.
Authors: Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics.
Publisher: Cambridge University Press [etc.]
Year: 1909
Subjects: Eugenics.
Contents: 1. Pearson, K. The scope and importance to the state of the science of national eugenics. 3 ed. 1911.--2. Pearson, K. The groundwork of eugenics. 2 ed. 1912.--3. Elderton, E.M. The relative strength of nuture and nature. 2 ed. 1915.--4. Elderton, E.M. On the marriage of first cousins. 1911.--5. Pearson, K. The problem of practical eugenics. 1912.--6. Pearson, K. Nature and nurture, the problem of the future. 2 ed. 1913.--7. Pearson, K. The academic aspect of the science of national eugenics. 1911.--8. Pearson, K. Tuberculosis, heredity and environment. 1912.--9. Pearson, K. Darwinism, medical progress and eugenics. The Cavendish lecture, 1912. 1912.--10. Pearson, K. On the handicapping of the first-born. 1914.--11. Pearson, K. National life from the standpoint of science. 2 ed. 1905.--12. Pearson, K. The function of science in the modern state. 2 ed. 1919.--13. Pearson, K. Side lights on the evolution of man. 1921.--14. Pearson, K. The right of the unborn child. 1927.