Hereditary Genius an Inquiry into Its Laws and Consequences

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Set in 1869, the book presents the theories of an explorer and anthropologist who, inspired by Darwin, explores the concept of hereditary genius and the implications of eugenics. It includes classifications of individuals based on reputation and natural gifts, alongside historical analyses of influential figures in various fields such as politics, science, and the arts. The author examines the impact of social status and race on natural ability, inviting readers to consider the influences that shape human potential across nations.