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Love and Eugenics in the Late-Nineteenth Century: Rational Reproduction and the New Woman

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List of illustrations Preamble 1. Introduction 2. Women and Nature 3. Charity and Citizenship 4. Science and Love 5. Sarah Grand and Eugenic Love 6. Sarah Grand, the Country and the City 7. George Egerton and Eugenic Morality 8. Mona Caird: Individualism and the Challenge to Eugenics Afterword Select Bibliography Index

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