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Box
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Folder
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Item
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Title
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Description
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Date
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1
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1
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1
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Manuscript - Lessons of Racial history
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Address delivered to the Rotary Club of Bradford, Canada on
Feb. 18, 1936 by C. G. Campbell
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2/18/1936
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1
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1
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2
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Manuscript - Social Leadership of the Church, Past and Present
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Address delivered at the Swansea Fellowship Conference in
Swansea, MA on 6/22/1933 by C. G. Campbell
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6/22/1933
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1
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1
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3
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Manuscript - List of Organizations Purchasing the Norton
Pamphlets published by the Department of Social Hygiene of the Princeton
League of Women Voters
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List of 96 organizations purchasing Marion S. Norton's
pamphlet series entitled "A Study of Social Problems with a
Solution" (New Jersey's Socially Inadequate Classes; Heredity and
Twelve Social Problems; Sterilization and the Organized Opposition; The
Biological Aspects of Crime)
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7/1/1936
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1
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1
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4
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Ephemera -A Study of Social Problems with a Solution Brochure
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Brochure announcing the printing of Marion S. Norton's
pamphlet series entitled "A Study of Social Problems with a
Solution" (New Jersey's Socially Inadequate Classes; Heredity and
Twelve Social Problems; Sterilization and the Organized Opposition; The Biological
Aspects of Crime). Norton was the
Chairman of the Department of Social Hygiene of the Princeton League of
Women Voters.
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1936
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1
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1
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5
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Manuscript - Bibliography of Legal Articles on Sterilization
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Mildred Rossman compiled a bibliography of legal articles on
sterilization.
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ca 1933
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1
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1
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6
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Manuscript - Draft Book Review of "We Europeans" by
Julian S. Huxley and A.C. Haddenn
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Book review of "We Europeans" where he classifies
the book as making "no contribution to popular or scientific knowledge
in regard to European races."
LoC Classification: GN575 .H8 1935
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1935
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1
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1
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7
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Manuscript - Manuscript on Governor Frank O. Lowden's Presidential
Campaign of 1928
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In this draft manuscript, C. G. Campbell expresses hope of
Illinois Governor, Frank Orren Lowden's bid for Republican backing to a
presidential run.
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ca 1928
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1
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1
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8
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Ephemera - Human Sterilization Pamphlet
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Published by The Human Betterment Foundation, this pamphlet on
Human Sterilization makes the case for sterilization programs as a way to
prevent feebleminded, mentally ill people from reproducing.
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undated
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1
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1
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9
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Manuscript - A Selected List of Articles from the journal of Heredity
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Partial price list for articles on human heredity and genetics
published in the Journal of Heredity, published by the American Genetic
Association in Washington, D.C.
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undated
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1
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1
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10
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Bound Manuscript - Untitled
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This manuscript is comprised of eight parts and three inserts:
1) The Definition of the American Race; 1b) insert pamphlet entitled
"American History in Terms of Human Migration"; 2) American Race
as a Natural Class; 3) Race Affiliation of Hybrid Offspring; 3b) page
insert from Eugenical News on race integrity; 4) Analogy between Eugenics
and Breed Improvement in Domestic Plants and Animals; 5) Current Research
Problems; 6) Other Problems; 7) American Eugenics Society; 8) Position of
the Eugenics Record Office Within the Carnegie Institute of Washington; 8b)
blueprint map of the Carnegie Institute of Washington
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undated
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1
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2
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1
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Manuscript - The Control of Trends on the Racial Composition
of the American People
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Manuscript version of a chapter from one of H.H. Laughlin's
books with a letter from H.H. Laughlin. The chapter outlines how eugenical
studies should be directed toward advancing methods by which the quality
and quantity of future populations can be improved.
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11/21/1928
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1
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2
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2
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Manuscript - Rational Eugenics
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Manuscript provides layman's introduction to the study of
eugenics, how it began, how it evolved and its applicability for the
average person's understanding of himself and his family.
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undated
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1
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2
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3
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Manuscript - Racial Implications of Marriage
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Manuscript draft copy entitled The Racial Implications of
Marriage. This manuscript deals with how early marriage and childrearing
allow for safer pregnancies and better families. It also touches on how
racial and class differences affect
marriage and offspring
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undated
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1
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2
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4
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Manuscript - Critique of "Positive Eugenics"
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This manuscript by Florence Storer criticizes Eugenicists for
not considering the social aspect of love and companionship between husband
and wife as an influencing factor in the creation of positive character
traits.
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1929
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1
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2
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5
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Correspondence - Letter to Mrs. Hodson
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The letter touches on establishing a conference about
standardizing measurements in eugenics, educating young people about the
eugenic aspects of marriage, and birth control and how it hurt eugenics.
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10/20/1929
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1
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2
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6
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Manuscript - The Relation of Religion to Progress
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This Manuscript deals with the relation between religion--cosmogony--and
evolution. It questions the long-term survival of religions that resist the
growth of human knowledge.
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undated
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1
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2
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7
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Correspondence Packet - Package of 5 Letters from C.B. S.
Hodson
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Letter 1 discusses the idea of a wedding card and includes a 5
page description of what it could look like and what eugenic information it
would contain. Letter 2 lays out a scheme and administration plan for the
"wedding card" as well as a sample. Letter 3 expresses
frustration over the "Baby Contests" taking place across the
country to create the best baby. Letter 4 requests that the Manager of the
Press Association correct a false statement advocating illegitimate
children as eugenic babies; included was an excerpt from C. G. Campbell's
writing on the Inheritance of Moral Qualities. Letter 5 is from C. G.
Campbell thanking Mrs. Hodson for her actions in Campbell's absence. He
further indicates that her "wedding card" needs no improvements.
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8/16/1929-10/9/1929
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1
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2
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8
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Reprint - Eugenics and Euthenics
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Campbell, C. G. "Eugenics and Euthenics" reprint,
Eugenics Vol. II, No. 9, The American Eugenics Society. September 1929.
Glossy bi-fold format.
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1929
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1
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2
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9
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Manuscript - Birth Control and Eugenics
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handwritten manuscript that attempts to disassociate eugenics
and birth control
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undated
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1
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2
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10
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Manuscript - The Evolution of Beliefs
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Address given at the Pelican Club in 1923. In this address he
explains the process by which beliefs and morality are formed and passed
from one individual to another.
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1923
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1
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2
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11
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Manuscript - Biology and Morality (Science and Morality)
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Manuscript by C. G. Campbell
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undated
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1
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2
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12
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Manuscript - Book Review: The Christian Ethic as an Economic
Factor
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C. G. Campbell gives a positive review of Sir Josiah Stamp's
book, The Christian Ethic as an Economic Factor.
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1926
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1
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2
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13
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Manuscript - The Religion of Science and morality
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Manuscript discussing the connection (belief in the search for
Truth) and disconnection (methodology) between religion and science.
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undated
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1
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2
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14
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Manuscript - Advice to a Wife re the psychology of a husband
and the Philosophy of Marriage
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Handwritten manuscript (Holograph) on marital relationships.
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undated
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1
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2
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15
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Manuscript - Higher Criticism of Political Belief
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Draft manuscript discussing political beliefs, systems and
democracy.
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undated
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1
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2
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16
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Manuscript - A Personal Estimate of The International Congress
on Sex Reform on a Scientific Basis
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Draft manuscript (later published in Eugenics December 1929).
This manuscript offers an estimation of how to study sexual relationships
as a means to create a working theory of normal sexual relationships. He
critiques the International Congress on Sex Reform on a Scientific Basis
for not even considering sexual motivations or empirical study.
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1921
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1
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2
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17
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Correspondence - The Minister's Children
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A letter to the Editor of Churchman in which Campbell
expresses his displeasure that an article in Churchman misrepresented his
(Campbell's proposal to supplement clergymen's stipends for childrearing.
Churchman is an academic Anglican journal produced quarterly by Church
Society.
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undated
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1
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3
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1
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Reprint - The Liaisons of Eugenics
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Campbell, C. G. "Liaisons of Eugenics" reprint,
Eugenical News, Vol. XIV, No.3, March 1929. This is a reprint of an address
given by C. G. Campbell at Battle Creek, Michigan on January 2, 1929.
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1929
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1
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3
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2
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Journal - Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene
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Eugenical News, Vol. XVI, No.1, January 1931. Explores the
"Urgency of Eugenic Reform," "Committee on Standardization
of Pedigree Charts," Conference Reports, "Blood-Group
Investigation in Holland," "Hearst Papers on Immigration,"
Societal News and updates, account of "A Visit with the Count De
LaPouge at Poitiers."
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1931
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1
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3
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3
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Reprint - Eugenics and Euthenics
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Reprint from Eugenics. Vol. II, No. 9, Sept. 1929. This
article is in response to Dr. Fisk's article "Is modern health work
dysgenic?" C. G. Campbell makes the case that Euthenics is not a
separate field from Eugenics; but rather that the former is a part of the
latter.
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1929
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1
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3
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4
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Manuscript - Race Improvement
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Article draft entitled "Racial Improvement"
discussing the most direct road to racial improvement (improvement of
social and civic conditions or increase of humanitarian activities).
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1929
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1
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3
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5
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Manuscript - Human Evolution and Eugenics
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Article Draft entitled "Human Evolution and
Eugenics," which connects Darwin's work with Eugenics. (other
versions: item 5, folder 3, box 1; item 13, folder 5, box 1) published in
Eugenical News, Vol. 15. 1930.
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undated
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1
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3
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6
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Manuscript - Human Evolution and Eugenics
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Article Second Draft entitled "Human Evolution and
Eugenics," which connects Darwin's work with Eugenics. (other
versions: item 6, folder 3, box 1; item 13, folder 5, box 1) Final version
published in Eugenical News, Vol. 15. 1930.
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undated
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1
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3
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7
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Correspondence - Letter from Jane Remsen
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Letter from Jane Remsen dated April 19, 1930. Mailed from La
Jolla, CA. Jane was traveling with Russell Sage. She suggests meeting after
their return on June 1, 1930.
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4/19/1930
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1
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3
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8
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Correspondence - Letter from Leon (?)
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Letter to C. G. Campbell following up on a discussion the two
had previously on birth control. C. G. Campbell left a draft copy of his
upcoming article "'Birth Control' and Its Implications."
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1930
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1
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3
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9
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Manuscript - "Birth Control" and Its Implications
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This draft manuscript makes the case that birth control will
cause "dysgenic breeding" (negative traits) to outpace "eugenic reproduction"
(positive traits)
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1930
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1
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3
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10
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Manuscript - Positive Eugenics
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Draft manuscript of "Positive Eugenics" article.
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1929
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1
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3
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11
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Ephemera - Advertisement Brochure for "Society and Its
Problems"
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Bi-fold card-stock document introducing Grove Samuel Dow's new
edition of "Society and Its Problems." The book is a sociology
textbook.
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undated
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1
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4
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1
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Ephemera - Untitled News Clipping
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Front side summarizes a report from the Journal of the
American Medical Association detailing Germany's creation of a federal commission
on demographics. Back side outlines upcoming science meetings and
conferences.
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1930
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1
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4
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2
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Ephemera - "Have You a Right to be Alive?" NY
Tribune News Clipping
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Have You a Right to be Alive?" New York Tribune,
12/28/1930 Page 3, 25
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1930
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1
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4
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3
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Ephemera - Book Review: "Love in the Machine Age"
and "What is Right with Marriage?" Clipping
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A book review of two books on marriage. "Love in the
Machine Age" was published in 1929 and "What is Right with
Marriage?" was published in 1930. This review section was published in
a magazine called "The Family" and ran from page 263-266
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circa 1930
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1
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4
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4
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Journal - Birth Control Review
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Birth Control Review. Vol. XIV, No.12, December 1930. Pub:
American Birth Control League
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12/1/1930
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1
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4
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5
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Manuscript - Research Proposal to Study Inheritance of Mental
Abilities in Scholastic Professionals DRAFT
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Research Proposal to Study Inheritance of Mental Abilities in
Scholastic Professionals. He would study both professors and their children
to determine which mental abilities are handed down from parent to child (i.e.:
Perception, Memory, Idea Correlation, Organization, Initiative, Tenacity,
Perseverance) and if the profession's effect on marriage selection and life
choices.
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1929
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1
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4
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6
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Manuscript - Research Proposal to Study Inheritance of Mental
Abilities in Scholastic Professionals and letter to Osborn
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Research Proposal to Study Inheritance of Mental Abilities in
Scholastic Professionals. He would study both professors and their children
to determine which mental abilities are handed down from parent to child (i.e.:
Perception, Memory, Idea Correlation, Organization, Initiative, Tenacity,
Perseverance) and if the profession's effect on marriage selection and life
choices.
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11/16/1929
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1
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4
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7
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Manuscript - Heredity and the Environment DRAFT
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This draft manuscript was published in Eugenics. It is a
direct response to an article by Witty and Lehman entitled, "The Dogma
and Biology of Human Inheritance."
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undated
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1
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4
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8
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Reprint - Liaisons of Eugenics
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Campbell, C. G. "Liaisons of Eugenics" reprint, Eugenical News. Vol. XIV, No. 3, March
1929. This article was a transcript of an address given by C. G. Campbell
as the President of the Eugenics Research Association on January 2, 1929 (in
Battle Creek, MI)
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undated
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1
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4
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9
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Reprint - Eugenics and Euthenics
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Campbell, C. G. "Eugenics and Euthenics" reprint,
Eugenics Vol. II, No. 9, The American Eugenics Society. September 1929.
Glossy bi-fold format.
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undated
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1
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4
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10
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Ephemera - Note on Good Breeding
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"Good breeding is essentially Eugenic." Handwritten
on stationary from the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C.
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undated
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1
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4
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11
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Manuscript - The Relation of Eugenics to Social Concepts
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This is a draft typescript manuscript.
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undated
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1
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4
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12
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Manuscript - Note on the definition of eugenics
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This note discusses one definition of eugenics.
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undated
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1
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4
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13
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Manuscript - Biological Aspects of Marriage
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Draft typed manuscript entitled "Biological Aspects of
Marriage"
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undated
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1
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4
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14
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Manuscript - "The Fundamental Social Problem"
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Typed draft manuscript entitled "The Fundamental Social
Problem"
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undated
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1
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4
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15
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Manuscript - Manuscript of "Eugenics Racial Policy"
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Typed manuscript entitled "Eugenics Racial Policy"
and "Problems of Racial Evolution"
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undated
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1
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4
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16
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Manuscript - Problems of Eugenical Research
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Typed manuscript copy of "Problems of Eugenical
Research"
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undated
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1
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4
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17
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Manuscript - The Racial and Social Evaluation of "Birth
Control" and letter to Osborn
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Typed carbon copy revision of The Racial and Social Evaluation
of "Birth Control" (former title: Birth Control and Its
Implications) and letter to Osborn. This article was to be published in the
Atlantic.
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1/6/1930
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1
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4
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18
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Manuscript - Contraception
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Typed manuscript on Eugenics and contraception
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undated
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1
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4
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19
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Manuscript - Sexual Sophistication
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Typed manuscript responding to the idea that contraceptives
should allow for the relaxation of the principles of sexual morality.
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undated
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1
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4
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20
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Manuscript - Hyperkinesia
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Typed carbon copy manuscript defining
"hyperkinesia."
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undated
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1
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4
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21
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Manuscript & Correspondence Packet - The Bio-Social
Implications of Contraception Packet
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Report draft entitled "The Bio-Social Implications of
Contraception," Proceedings of the
Second International Congress for Sex Research, 1930. This paper was read
at the conference and published in Transactions, the conference's journal.
The attached letter packet documents the saga related to this paper's
publication. Letter 1: Alan W. Greenwald of the University of Edinburgh to
C. G. Campbell -8/13/1930. Letter 2:
C. G. Campbell to Dr. Alan W. Greenwald - 8/19/1930. Letter 3: Dr. Alan W. Greenwald to C. G.
Campbell - 9/30/1930. Letter 4: C.
G. Campbell to Dr. Alan W. Greenwald - 10/10/1930. Letter 5: Dr. Alan W.
Greenwald to C. G. Campbell - 10/14/1930 (attached to this letter was a
draft copy of this paper).
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undated
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1
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4
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22
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Manuscript - The Bio-Social Implications of Contraception
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Early draft of a paper read at the Second International Congress
for Sex Research in 1930.
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undated
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1
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4
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23
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Manuscript - The Bio-Social Implications of Contraception
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Typed manuscript of "The Bio-Social Implications of
Contraception." He read this paper in Boston in 1930.
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1930
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1
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4
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24
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Manuscript - Family Endowment
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Typed manuscript draft.
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undated
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1
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4
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25
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Manuscript & Correspondence Packet - Biological Aspects of
Marriage Packet
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Typed manuscript draft of "The Biological Aspects of
Marriage." This article was solicited by Gilbert P. Simons in letter 1
and sent as an attachment with letter 2. Letter 1: Gilbert P. Simons to C.
G. Campbell - July 14,1930 Letter 2:
C. G. Campbell - 8/30/1930
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1930
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1
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4
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26
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Manuscript - Memorandum on Family Endowment
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Typed Manuscript and early draft of his longer paper
"Family Endowment"
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undated
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1
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4
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27
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Manuscript - Memorandum on Family Endowment
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duplicate copy of item 26, folder 4, box1
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undated
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1
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4
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27.5
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Manuscript - The Ninth Conference of the International
Federation of Eugenic Organizations
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This report on the Ninth Conference of the International
Federation of Eugenic Organizations. This conference was held in England in
1930 and hosted by Captain Pitt-Rivers at his family home in Dorset.
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1930
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1
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4
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28
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Manuscript - Environmental Redevivus
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This draft manuscript is a version of an article entitled
"Heredity and the Environment," published in Eugenics. It is a
direct response to an article by Witty and Lehman entitled, "The Dogma
and Biology of Human Inheritance."
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undated
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1
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4
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29
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Manuscript - The Production of Leaders
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Typed early draft manuscript of The Production of Leaders.
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undated
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1
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4
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30
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Manuscript - The Bio-Social Aspects of the Population Problem
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Typed manuscript draft to be delivered to the Women's Council
at Butler University on January 12, 1931.
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1931
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1
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4
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30.5
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Manuscript - The Production of Leaders Packet
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Typed later manuscript copies of "The Production of
Leaders." (for an early draft, see item 29, folder 4, box1) This
packet contains three copies of the article.
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1
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4
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31
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Manuscript - Progress of Legislation
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Typed manuscript of "Progress of Legislation;"
published in the May 1929 issue of Eugenics. C. G. Campbell used the back side of a
relative's extra fundraising letters. "Miss Campbell of Stonefield"
was raising money to put more beds in the Scottish Red Cross Hospital at
Rouen and was supported by the Duke of Argyll.
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1929
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1
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4
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31.5
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Correspondence - The Minister's Children
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Carbon copy letter to the Editor of Churchman in which
Campbell expresses his displeasure that an article in Churchman
misrepresented his (Campbell's proposal to supplement clergymen's stipends
for childrearing. Churchman is an academic Anglican journal produced
quarterly by Church Society.
(duplicate of item 17, folder 2, box 1)
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undated
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1
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4
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31.75
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Manuscript - Is It Too Early to Apply Eugenic Principles?
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Typed draft manuscript of "Is It Too Early to Apply
Eugenic Principles?" which was published in Eugenics.
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undated
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1
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4
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32
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Manuscript - Eugenics and Genealogy
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Clipping of a typed draft manuscript.
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Undated
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1
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4
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33
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Manuscript - Draft Proposal for the Year Book of the Eugenics
Research Association
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Typed draft manuscript of the proposal for the first Yearbook
of the Eugenics Research Association.
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4/21/1930
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1
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4
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34
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Manuscript - The Field of Eugenic Research
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Typed draft document sent by Frederick Osborn to C. G.
Campbell. The original document was created in February 1930. This is a
revised version.
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5/14/1930
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1
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4
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35
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Ephemera - What I Believe: Living Philosophies -- VIII
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Clipping from the April 1930 issue of The Forum. The article
of interest to C. G. Campbell is "What I Believe: Living Philosophies
-- VIII" by Sir Arthur Keith, 1927 President of the British
Association for the Advancement of Science.
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1930
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1
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4
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36
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Mr. Grant
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Typed carbon letter in response to a letter from Grant
suggesting organizing the committee's efforts into a sequence where each
one builds on the other: focusing
first on defining primitive races and their traits, then examining the
problem of population and diminishing returns.
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7/22/1930
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1
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4
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37
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Dr. Macklin
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Typed carbon letter to Dr. Macklin in Canada suggesting that
he organize a Canadian Eugenics Society that could then join in the
International Federation of Eugenic Organizations and the annual congress.
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undated
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1
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4
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38
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Bishop Manning
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Typed carbon letter to Bishop Manning congratulating him for
not sanctioning birth control as other bishops had been quoted out of
context by the press on the subject and had seemed to sanction birth
control. Bishop Manning had corrected this.
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12/8/1930
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1
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5
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1
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Manuscript - The Present Position of Eugenics
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Typed draft copy of "The Present Position of
Eugenics" published in 1933 in the Journal of Heredity.
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undated
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1
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5
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2
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Reprint - Liaisons of Eugenics
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Campbell, C. G. "Liaisons of Eugenics" reprint,
Eugenical News, Vol. XIV, No.3, March 1929. This is a reprint of an address
given by C. G. Campbell at Battle Creek, Michigan on January 2, 1929.
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undated
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1
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5
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3
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Manuscript - Liaisons of Eugenics
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Typed draft carbon copy of "Liaisons of Eugenics"
(Final version published in January 1929)
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undated
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1
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5
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4
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Manuscript - Is Modern Health Work Dysgenic?
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Draft copy of "Is Modern Health Work Dysgenic?" is a
response to an article by Dr. Fisk published in the June edition of
Eugenics.
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undated
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1
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5
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5
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Manuscript - Sterilization in Great Britain
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Manuscript copy of "Sterilization in Great Britain"
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undated
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1
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5
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6
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Manuscript - Problems of Eugenical Research
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Carbon copy of "Problems of Eugenical Research"
(additional copy: item 16, folder 4, box 1)
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undated
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1
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5
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7
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Manuscript - Problems of Eugenical Research
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Typed manuscript of "Problems of Eugenical Research"
(additional versions: item 16, folder 4, box 1; item 6, folder 5, box 1)
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undated
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1
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5
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8
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Manuscript - Problems of Eugenical Research
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Carbon copy of "Problems of Eugenical Research"
(additional copy: item 16, folder 4, box 1; item 6, folder 5, box 1; item
7, folder 5, box 1); Attached is a request for funding to help develop a
policy for eugenical research
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undated
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1
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5
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9
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Manuscript - Problems of Eugenical Research
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Carbon copy draft of "Problems of Eugenical
Research" (additional copy: item 16, folder 4, box 1; item 6, folder
5, box 1; item 7, folder 5, box 1; item 8, folder 5, box 1)
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undated
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1
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5
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10
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Manuscript - A Useful Census for 1930
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Albert Johnson's "A Useful Census for 1930" includes
a history of census work, case statement of problems, proposal of possible
solutions, and expected costs)
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undated
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1
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5
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11
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Manuscript - "To Those Who Consider Moral Issues
Valid…"
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Typed carbon manuscript in letter on morality and birth
control.
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undated
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1
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5
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12
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Manuscript - Eugenics and the Birth Control Movement
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Typed Draft manuscript version of "Eugenics and the Birth
Control Movement" which C. G. Campbell reworked into "The Birth Control
Movement and Its Implications"
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undated
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1
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5
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12.5
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Manuscript - Eugenics and the Birth Control Movement
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Typed redraft manuscript version of "Eugenics and the
Birth Control Movement" (other version: item 12, folder 5, box 1)
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undated
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1
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5
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13
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Manuscript - Human Evolution and Eugenics
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Article Draft entitled "Human Evolution and
Eugenics," which connects Darwin's work with Eugenics. (other
versions: item 5, folder 3, box 1; item 6, folder 3, box 1)
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5/17/1930
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1
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5
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14
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Packet - Note and Letter Packet
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Letter from Leon Whitney to the Churchman correcting and
critiquing its January 18, 1930 editorial entitled "The Minister's
Children"
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undated
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1
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5
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15
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Reprint - The Liaisons of Eugenics
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Campbell, C. G. "Liaisons of Eugenics" reprint,
Eugenical News, Vol. XIV, No.3, March 1929. This is a reprint of an address
given by C. G. Campbell at Battle Creek, Michigan on January 2, 1929.
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1929
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1
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5
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16
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Correspondence - The Minister's Children
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A carbon copy of a letter to the Editor of Churchman in which
Campbell expresses his displeasure that an article in Churchman
misrepresented his (Campbell's proposal to supplement clergymen's stipends
for childrearing. Churchman is an academic Anglican journal produced
quarterly by Church
Society.
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undated
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1
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5
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17
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Manuscript - Problems of Eugenical Research
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Carbon copy draft of "Problems of Eugenical
Research" (additional copy: item 16, folder 4, box 1; item 6, folder
5, box 1; item 7, folder 5, box 1; item 8, folder 5, box 1; item 9, folder
5, box 1)
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undated
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1
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5
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18
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Manuscript - Memorandum on the Battle of Wahlstadt
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Typed manuscript copy about the history of the Battle of
Wahlstadt in Poland (alternate spelling: Wahlstatt).
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undated
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1
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5
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19
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Ephemera - The Eugenics Association Sixteenth Annual Meeting
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Printed bi-fold pamphlet outlining the Program and speakers at
the 1928 meeting.
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1928
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1
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5
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20
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Manuscript - Race Survival
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Title page and outline for "Race Survival: A study in
social philosophy"
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undated
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Box
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Folder
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Item
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Title
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Description
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Date
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2
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7
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1
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Manuscript - Who Are the Aryans?
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Manuscript copy of "Who Are the Aryans?"
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undated
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2
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7
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2
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Manuscript - Untitled Manuscript
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Typed manuscript seeking to define the term 'race.'
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undated
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2
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7
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3
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Manuscript - The Religion of the Aryans
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Typed manuscript of "The Religion of the Aryans" in
red ink.
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undated
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2
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7
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4
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Manuscript - Human Beginnings
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Typed draft manuscript and notes of "Human Beginnings."
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undated
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2
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7
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5
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Manuscript - Untitled Handwritten Manuscript
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This packet is comprised of four handwritten pages in pencil
and one typed and edited page.
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undated
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2
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7
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6
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Manuscript - Packet of Untitled Handwritten and Typed Sheets
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This packet is comprised of three handwritten sheets in pencil
and two typed and edited pages. It appears to be notes on human evolution.
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undated
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2
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7
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7
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Manuscript - Packet of Untitled Handwritten Note Sheets
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This packet is comprised of notes on European descent and
human migration across Europe
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undated
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2
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7
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8
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Manuscript - Packet of Untitled Handwritten and Typed Sheets
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This packet is comprised of notes taken.
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undated
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2
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7
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9
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Manuscript - Preface or Introduction
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Typed draft manuscript
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undated
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2
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7
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10
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Packet - Letter to Dr. Ottis F. Curtis and copy of the article
that prompted the letter
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This packet contains a letter from C. G. Campbell to Dr. Ottis
Curtis in which Campbell expresses his view that biological science teaches
the critical method that Dr. Curtis promoted in his Science article,
"Education by Authority or For Authority? Are Science Teachers
Teaching Science?" The article is attached to the letter.
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undated
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2
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7
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11
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Ephemera - Pamphlet promoting the publication of "Logic
According to the Logos"
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Prospectus regarding the work of Theodore N. Van der Lyn.
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undated
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2
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7
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12
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Ephemera - Leaflet promoting "Rational Logic"
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This pamphlet is related to Theodore N. Van der Lyn's
"Logic According to the Logos."
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undated
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2
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7
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13
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Correspondence - Letter to C. G. Campbell from Theodore N. Van
der Lyn
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Van der Lyn sent C. G. Campbell informational papers on his
upcoming book. The two had met on July 16, 1930 at one of C. G. Campbell's
many talks. He invites Campbell to visit him at his in West Kensington.
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undated
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2
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8
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1
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Ephemera - Constitution and Platform of the Sterilization
League of New Jersey Brochure
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Brochure outlining the founding constitution, by-laws,
platform, officers, and committee members.
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1938
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2
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8
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2
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Correspondence - Letter to C. G. Campbell from Frank Cooper
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U.S. District Court Judge, Frank Cooper wrote to C. G.
Campbell to tell him that the Meyerson report he sent was not favorable to
the sterilization platform and the counter report should also be published.
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6/30/1937
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2
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8
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3
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Correspondence - Letter to C. G. Campbell from Marion S.
Norton
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Marion S. Norton wrote to C. G. Campbell to introduce him to
the newly formed Sterilization League of New Jersey. She enclosed the
organization's Constitution and Platform brochure with this letter. (see
item 1, folder 8, box 2)
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1/21/1938
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2
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8
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4
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Ephemera Packet - Packet of promotional leaflets to C. G.
Campbell from the Macmillan Company
|
Macmillan sent a packet of promotional materials for
"Eugenical Sterilization: A reorientation of the problem," also
referred to as the Myerson report.
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undated
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2
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8
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5
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Manuscript - Sterilization Versus Racial Degeneration
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Typed early draft manuscript (carbon copy) with notes of
"Sterilization Versus Racial Degeneration"
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undated
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2
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8
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6
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Manuscript - Sterilization Versus Racial Degeneration
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Typed early draft manuscript (carbon copy) with notes
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undated
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2
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8
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7
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Report - Sterilization Laws Affecting Criminals
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Printed report by the American Civil Liberties Union outlining
the states with sterilization laws and amendments operational in 1936.
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5/1/1936
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2
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8
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8
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Correspondence - Letter to Marion Norton from C. G. Campbell
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C. G. Campbell wrote to Mrs. Norton to send her a draft copy
of his sterilization monograph for comments. He expresses a desire to
contribute to the costs of its publication.
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7/26/1937
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2
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9
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1
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Manuscript - The American Racial Outlook
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Typed second draft manuscript (carbon copy) with notes, for
inclusion in a book.
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undated
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2
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9
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2
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Manuscript - Chapter XXII: The American Racial Outlook
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Typed draft manuscript (early copy) with notes, for inclusion
in a book.
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undated
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2
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9
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3
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Manuscript - The American Racial Outlook
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Typed second draft manuscript with notes, for inclusion in a
book.
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undated
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2
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9
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4
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Manuscript - The Eugenical Limitations of "Birth
Control"
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Typed draft manuscript with notes
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undated
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2
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9
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5
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Manuscript - Untitled Manuscript
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Typed draft manuscript with notes in red
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undated
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2
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9
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6
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Manuscript - The Melting Pot Problem
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Typed manuscript with notes of a talk given at the University
Club in Manhattan
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undated
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2
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9
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7
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Manuscript - The Physical Factors in Race Survival
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Typed manuscript with notes of address delivered at Third
International Congress of Eugenics at the American Museum of National
History
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8/22/1932
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2
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9
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8
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Manuscript - Chapter VIII: … Measures of Race Improvement
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Typed second draft manuscript with notes, for inclusion in a
book.
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undated
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2
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9
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9
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Manuscript - The Physical Factors in Race Survival
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Typed carbon draft manuscript with notes
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undated
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2
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9
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10
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Manuscript - "Birth Control" and Its Implications
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Typed draft manuscript with notes in red (likely the first
page of item 5 in this folder)
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undated
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2
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9
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11
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Manuscript - The Biological Approach to Race Improvement
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Typed draft manuscript with notes
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undated
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2
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9
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12
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Manuscript - Preface
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Typed draft manuscript (carbon copy) with notes
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undated
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2
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9
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13
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Manuscript - Race Survival: A Study in Social Philosophy
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Typed book manuscript with title page, inscription, table of
contents and preface.
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undated
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2
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9
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14
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Manuscript - The Biological and Economic Implications of Rural
and Urban Population
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Typed manuscript with notes of a talk given at the University
Club in Manhattan
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undated
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2
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9
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15
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Manuscript - Positive Measures of Racial Improvement
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Typed manuscript with notes
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undated
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2
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9
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16
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Manuscript - Race Mixture
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Typed manuscript with notes
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undated
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2
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9
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17
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Manuscript - Untitled Manuscript
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Typed manuscript with notes
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undated
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2
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9
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18
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Manuscript - Race Mixture
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Typed manuscript with notes
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undated
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Box
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Folder
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Item
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Title
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Description
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Date
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3
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10
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1
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Correspondence Packet - Letter Packet Concerning Budgetary
Issues
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Enclosed is a letter to Harry H. Laughlin concerning the
publishing contract for Eugenical News with Waverly Press and the Eugenics
Research Association's 1932 budget
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3
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10
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2
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Frederick Osborn
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12/30/1931
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3
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10
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3
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Harry H. Laughlin
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12/30/1931
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3
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10
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4
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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12/29/1931
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3
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10
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5
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughin to Albert Beehler of Waverly
Press
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12/29/1931
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3
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10
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6
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Contract - Periodical Publishing Contract
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Waverly Press and the Eugenics Research Association (unsigned
with edits)
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1931
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3
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10
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7
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to American Eugenics
Society
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Concerning a lack of funding brought on by the Great
Depression
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undated
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8
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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On calling a meeting concerning the possible collapse of the
American Eugenics Society
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12/31/1931
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3
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10
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9
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Harry H. Laughlin
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concerning accounting
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1/14/1932
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3
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10
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10
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Harry H. Laughlin
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Concerning printing cost
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1/14/1932
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3
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10
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11
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Agenda - Agenda for Meeting
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undated
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3
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10
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12
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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Letter with memo on the cost of printing "Eugenical
News"
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7/3/1931
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3
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10
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13
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Correspondence - Frederick Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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Concerning the Eugenics Research Association budget (1931
Treasurer's Report is attached)
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11/2/1931
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3
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10
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14
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Correspondence - Frederick Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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Osborn not making the January 5th meeting
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1/5/1932
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3
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10
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15
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Correspondence - Frank Babbott to C. G. Campbell
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Babbott resigned from his seat on the board of the Eugenics
Research Association
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1/5/1932
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3
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10
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16
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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letter and price quote for Major Leonard Darwin's paper (quote
attached)
|
2/10/1932
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3
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10
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17
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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asking about a meeting to discuss financial policy (draft
policy attached)
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1/25/1932
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3
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10
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18
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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Confidential letter on "Eugenical News" (financial
statement attached)
|
2/2/1932
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3
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10
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19
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Agenda - Meeting Agenda -
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2/9/1932
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3
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10
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20
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Correspondence - Frederick Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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On accounts of Eugenics Research Association (2 financial
statements attached)
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1/20/1932
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3
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10
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21
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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Eugenics Research Association Feb. 9th meeting minutes
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2/10/1932
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3
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10
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22
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Correspondence - Frederick Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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Suggesting a meeting among the executive officers of the
Eugenics Research Association and the American Eugenics Society to discuss
publishing jointly
|
5/20/1932
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3
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10
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23
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Correspondence - Frederick Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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4/26/1932
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3
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10
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24
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Correspondence - Frederick Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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4/28/1932
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3
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10
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25
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Correspondence - Frederick Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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5/9/1932
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3
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10
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26
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Eugenics Research
Association Membership
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List of eugenical publications attached
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3/30/1932
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3
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10
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27
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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4/11/1932
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3
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10
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28
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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6/6/1932
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3
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10
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29
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Irving Fisher
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6/8/1932
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3
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10
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30
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Ellsworth Huntington
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6/8/1932
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3
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10
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31
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Correspondence - Frederick Osborn to C. C. Little
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C. C. Little was elected Director of the Eugenics Research
Association
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6/8/1932
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3
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10
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32
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Eugenics Research
Association Membership
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Announcing the 20th Annual Meeting of the Eugenics Research
Association
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5/14/1932
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3
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10
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33
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Ephemera - Brochure for the Third International Eugenics
Congress
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1932
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3
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10
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34
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Program - Joint Program for the 20th Annual Meeting
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The Eugenics Research Association and the American Eugenics
Society
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1932
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3
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10
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35
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Report - Annual Meeting Report for the Third International
Congress
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6/14/1932
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3
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10
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36
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Correspondence - Charles B. Davenport to C. G. Campbell
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Concerning the papers for the Third Congress
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6/24/1932
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3
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10
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37
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Harry H. Laughlin
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Decision not to print Eugenical News until the funds to pay
are in hand
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6/21/1932
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3
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10
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38
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Madison Grant
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6/30/1932
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3
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10
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39
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Correspondence - Madison Grant to C. G. Campbell
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6/28/1932
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3
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10
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40
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Eugenics Research
Association Membership
|
Letter to the membership with attached budget documents (also
attached two sheets of notes in preparation for a letter to H. H. Laughlin)
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6/23/1932
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3
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10
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41
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Correspondence - Leonard Darwin to C. G. Campbell
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Handwritten not of thanks for C. G. Campbell's efforts in
getting Darwin's materials into publication for the Third Congress book
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7/6/1932
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3
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10
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42
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Correspondence - Charles B. Davenport to C. G. Campbell
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On Eugenical News and the Research Association's budget
|
6/30/1932
|
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3
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10
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43
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Correspondence - Mary H. Rumsley to C. G. Campbell
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Concerning the Third Congress
|
6/25/1932
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3
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10
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44
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Correspondence - Charles B. Davenport to C. G. Campbell
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Concerning the Third Congress
|
7/12/1932
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3
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10
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45
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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Concerning the Third Congress
|
6/25/1932
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3
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10
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46
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Charles B. Davenport
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Requesting that Charles Davenport address the 1932 Congress
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7/21/1932
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3
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10
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47
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
|
Concerning the nonpayment of the shared stenographer, Mrs.
Hunt, whom was employed by both the Research association and the Carnegie
Institute
|
7/19/1932
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3
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10
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48
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Frederick Osborn
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Asking his opinion on whether to terminate the Research
Association's employment of Mrs. Hunt
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7/21/1932
|
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3
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10
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49
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Correspondence - Harry Perkins to C. G. Campbell
|
Thanking him for approving the American Eugenics Society's
request to join with the eugenics Research Association
|
5/12/1932
|
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3
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10
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50
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Correspondence - Charles B. Davenport to C. G. Campbell
|
Requesting that C. G. Campbell make a large donation to cover
the costs of the Third Congress's exhibits
|
2/13/1932
|
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3
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10
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51
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Correspondence - Harry H. Laughlin to C. G. Campbell
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Concerning publishing costs for the Darwin book
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6/2/1932
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3
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10
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52
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Correspondence - Charles B. Davenport to C. G. Campbell
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Follow up letter on donating to the Third Congress
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4/5/1932
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3
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10
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53
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Correspondence - Ruth Tyler to C. G. Campbell
|
Requesting (on behalf of Frederick Osborn) a loan copy of C.
G. Campbell's paper on Birth Control and Eugenics
|
5/19/1932
|
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3
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10
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54
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Correspondence - Charles B. Davenport to C. G. Campbell
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Thanking C. G. Campbell for sending the requested abstract
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6/18/1932
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3
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10
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55
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Correspondence - Harry Perkins to C. G. Campbell
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Requesting edits be made on a draft address
|
5/18/1932
|
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3
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10
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56
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Correspondence - Harry Perkins to C. G. Campbell
|
Sending a copy of an address by Perkins (self) for C. G. Campbell
to comment
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5/25/1932
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3
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10
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57
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Correspondence - Harry Perkins to C. G. Campbell
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Discussing an upcoming meeting
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6/1/1932
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3
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10
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58
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Correspondence - Harry Perkins to C. G. Campbell
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Declines election to a board
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6/9/1932
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3
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10
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59
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Correspondence - Ellsworth Huntington to C. G. Campbell
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Thanking C. G. Campbell for a copy of his address at the
Eugenics Research Society
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6/2/1932
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3
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10
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60
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Robert Cook
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Requesting Mr. Cook to give a short presentation or address at
the next joint meeting of the Eugenics Research Association and the
American Eugenics Society.
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5/24/1932
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3
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10
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61
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Correspondence - Robert Cook to C. G. Campbell
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Agrees to present at the upcoming joint meeting
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5/28/1932
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3
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10
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62
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Correspondence - Marjorie Van de Water to C. G. Campbell
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Staff writer of Science Service in Washington, D.C. requests a
copy of c. G. Campbell's paper on "Physical Factors in Human
Survival"
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5/19/1932
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3
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10
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63
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Correspondence - Watson Davis to C. G. Campbell
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Managing Editor of the Science Service and Science News Letter
thanking him for sending his paper, "Physical Factors in Human
Survival"
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6/3/1932
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3
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10
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64
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Correspondence - Howard Blakeslee to C. G. Campbell
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Requesting an advance copy of his paper on "Physical
Factors in Human Survival"
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5/26/1932
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3
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10
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65
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Correspondence - Howard Blakeslee to C. G. Campbell
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Thanking C. G. Campbell for sending a copy of his address
(enclosed is a copy of the news release written about C. G. Campbell's
address)
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6/1/1932
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3
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10
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66
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Watson Davis
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Thanking Mr. Davis for including his work in Science News
Letter.
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6/5/1932
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3
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10
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67
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Dr. MacCarty
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Asking that Dr. MacCarty submit a paper at the Third
International Congress on Eugenics
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6/17/1932
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3
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10
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68
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Dr. William H. Wilmer
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Asking that Dr. Wilmer submit a paper on Heredity Blindness
for the Third International Congress on Eugenics
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6/17/1932
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3
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10
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69
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Correspondence - Robert Cook to C. G. Campbell
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Thanking C. G. Campbell for the invitation to the Third
International Congress on Eugenics
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6/20/1932
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3
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10
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70
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Robert Cook
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suggesting Mr. Cook submit a paper on the topic of "Is
Eugenics Half-Baked?"
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6/21/1932
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3
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10
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71
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Madison Grant
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Sending comments on a chapter of a book
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6/14/1932
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3
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10
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72
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Program -Joint Program for The Eugenics Research Association
and the American eugenics Society
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Included is a handwritten sheet with notes on the day
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6/4/1932
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3
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10
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73
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Correspondence - Howard A. Kelly to C. G. Campbell
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letter of thanks
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1/30/1932
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3
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10
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74
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Correspondence - Oscar Riddle to C. G. Campbell
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Oscar Riddle of the Carnegie Institute of Washington asks C.
G. Campbell to present as a Guest Authority on Population and Birth Control
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1/13/1932
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3
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10
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75
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Ephemera - The American Institute meeting "The March of
Science" Brochure
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Brochure highlighting the program and speakers
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2/4/1932
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3
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10
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76
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Correspondence - Oscar Riddle to C. G. Campbell
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Thanking C. G. Campbell for presenting for the Carnegie
Institute of Washington
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1/30/1932
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3
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10
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77
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Correspondence - Howard Blakeslee to C. G. Campbell
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Thanking C. G. Campbell for a copy of a paper and a letter
from 8/10/1932
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8/11/1932
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3
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10
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78
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Correspondence - Henry Fairfield Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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Declining invitation to deliver the principle address at the
Congress
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7/22/1932
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3
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10
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79
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Correspondence - Henry Fairfield Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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Sent C. G. Campbell an excerpt copy of an upcoming article he
wrote
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7/25/1932
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3
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10
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80
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Charles B. Davenport
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letter of thanks
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8/1/1932
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3
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10
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81
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Correspondence - Henry Fairfield Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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Letter of thanks and encouragement
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8/1/1932
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3
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10
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82
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Henry Fairfield Osborn
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Letter following up on Henry Fairfield Osborn's declination of
being the Congress's principle speaker
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7/12/1932
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3
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10
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83
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Henry Fairfield Osborn
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Discussing Mr. Whitney and birth control
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8/10/1932
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3
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10
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84
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Correspondence - Henry Fairfield Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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Letter of thanks for a copy of C. G. Campbell's paper
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6/3/1932
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3
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10
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85
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Dr. Louis I. Dublin
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Letter of thanks for information needed for C. G. Campbell's
address.
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6/3/1932
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3
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10
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86
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Manuscript - Birth Selection Versus Birth Control
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Article abstract
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undated
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3
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10
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87
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Henry Fairfield Osborn
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Letter and comments on "Birth Selection Versus Birth
Control"
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6/9/1932
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3
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10
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88
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Correspondence - Henry Fairfield Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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Letter of thanks for a copy of Leonard Darwin's message. Also reiterating
his previous declining to offer a principle address at the Congress; he
suggests that Charles Davenport deliver this address as the President.
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7/18/1932
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3
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10
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89
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Henry Fairfield Osborn
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discussing who should serves as the principle address of the
Congress
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7/20/1932
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3
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10
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90
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Correspondence - Leonard Darwin to C. G. Campbell
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Handwritten note thanking C. G. Campbell for helping get his
book published.
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8/3/1932
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3
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10
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91
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Correspondence - Charles Herman to C. G. Campbell
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Brief handwritten note
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8/24/1932
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3
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10
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92
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Ephemera - Second Lecture and Study tour of Mrs. Cora B. S.
Hodson, F.L.S.
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Brochure advertising a new lecture tour by Cora B. S. Hodson
and the topics she will be presenting
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1932
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3
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10
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93
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Correspondence - Joseph J. Spengler to C. G. Campbell
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social letter
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8/1/1932
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3
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10
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94
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Correspondence - Joseph J. Spengler to C. G. Campbell
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Handwritten letter in blue ink
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8/24/1932
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3
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10
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95
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Correspondence - Robert Lee Flowers to C. G. Campbell
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Letter on Mrs. Mackintosh possibly coming to Duke University
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9/19/1932
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3
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10
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96
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Correspondence - Oscar Riddle to C. G. Campbell
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Friendly social letter declining a joint visit to a friend's
farm
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9/15/1932
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3
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10
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97
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Correspondence - William Crocker to C. G. Campbell
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Request to membership of the American Institute to nominate
candidates to receive medals from the institute
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9/15/1932
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3
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10
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98
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Correspondence - Madge Thurlow Macklin to C. G. Campbell
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sent C. G. Campbell the name and address of Dr. Eben Carey,
who was in charge of Medical Exhibits for the International Exposition at
Chicago
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9/16/1932
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3
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10
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99
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Correspondence - Frank Lorimer to C. G. Campbell
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Letter in response to C. G. Campbell's article "The
Biological and Economic Implications of Rural and Urban Population"
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9/23/1932
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3
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10
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100
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Correspondence - Madison Grant to C. G. Campbell
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letter expressing agreement regarding advancing Dr. Laughlin's
career
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9/26/1932
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3
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10
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101
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Correspondence - Mrs. George Radcliffe to C. G. Campbell
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handwritten letter
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8/16/1932
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3
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10
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102
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Correspondence - Unsigned letter to C. G. Campbell
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handwritten letter to C. G. Campbell on stationary from The
Character Education Institution, U.S.A.
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9/29/1932
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3
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10
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103
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Ephemera - A Guide in Character Judging - Character Graph
Pamphlet
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Form likely sent with the letter to C. G. Campbell on
stationary from The Character Education Institution
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undated
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3
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10
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104
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Correspondence - Dr. John Wyttenbach to Bert Fleming
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Letter requesting the Bert Fleming contact C. G. Campbell for
a Mrs. Elva James who is injured and in the care of Dr. Wyttenbach
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9/30/1932
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3
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10
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105
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Correspondence - Stanton D. Wicks to C. G. Campbell
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Letter of thanks for receiving a copy of Eugenical News from
C. G. Campbell
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10/5/1932
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3
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10
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106
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Correspondence - Percy Norman Williams to C. G. Campbell
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Requesting C. G. Campbell's assistance in surveying the number
of children in homes of tubercular parents
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10/6/1932
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3
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10
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107
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Correspondence - Madison Grant to C. G. Campbell
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letter expressing interest in C. G. Campbell's studies of
Polynesia and South East Asia
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7/19/1932
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3
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10
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108
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Correspondence - Madison Grant to C. G. Campbell
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Brief note with enclosure article, "Medicine and the
Evolution of Society"
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9/30/1932
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3
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10
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109
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Reprint - Medicine and the Evolution of Society
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Article, "Medicine and the Evolution of Society" by
John C. Merriam of the Carnegie Institute of Washington (this was enclosed
with item 81 in folder 10 box 3) Originally published on 12/24/1926 in
Science.
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undated
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3
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10
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110
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Correspondence - John C. Merriam to Madison Grant
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Letter about Dr. Laughlin and C. G. Campbell; John C. Merriam
was the President of the Carnegie Institute of Washington in Washington,
D.C.
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9/29/1932
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3
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10
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111
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Correspondence - Henry Fairfield Osborn to C. G. Campbell
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Letter suggesting that the C. G. Campbell and Laughlin look
into hiring an active secretary to help handle incoming correspondence
brought on by the Third International Congress on Eugenics
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9/22/1932
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3
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10
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112
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Mr. Fairchild
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Letter commenting on a piece of writing sent to C. G. Campbell
from Mr. Fairchild
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9/28/1932
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3
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10
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113
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Mr. Fairchild
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Letter on legal progress of eugenical sterilization
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10/3/1932
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3
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10
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114
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Frank Lorimer
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9/27/1932
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3
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10
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115
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Madison Grant
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Concerning Charles Davenport's approaching retirement
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9/22/1932
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3
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10
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116
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Robert Lee Flowers
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Letter on Marjorie Mackintosh not returning to college for
1932
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9/16/1932
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3
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10
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117
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Mr. Kingston
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Letter on contraception, birth control eugenics and moral
character
|
9/28/1932
|
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3
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10
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118
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Stanton D. Wicks
|
Letter with comments on a manuscript Mr. Wicks sent to Henry
Fairfield Osborn (and which Osborn forwarded to C. G. Campbell)
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9/28/1932
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3
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10
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119
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Mr. Jessop
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Response to a letter
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9/29/1932
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3
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10
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120
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Mrs. Stevens
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Response to a letter
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10/3/1932
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3
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10
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121
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Mrs. George Radcliffe
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Letter of thanks for a book Mrs. Radcliffe sent.
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10/3/1932
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3
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10
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122
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to unnamed writer
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Response to a letter
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10/3/1932
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3
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10
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123
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Percy Norman Williams
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Response to a letter
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10/10/1932
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3
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10
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124
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Correspondence - C. G. Campbell to Henry Fairfield Osborn
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Informing Osborn that all letters he sent to Laughlin and C.
G. Campbell received responses
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10/13/1932
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3
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11
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1
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Reprint - Physical Factors in Race Survival
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Reprinted from A Decade of Progress in Eugenics, Scientific
Papers of the Third International Congress of Eugenics, 1932
|
undated
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3
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11
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2
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Reprint - Physical Factors in Race Survival
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Reprinted from A Decade of Progress in Eugenics, Scientific
Papers of the Third International Congress of Eugenics, 1933
|
undated
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3
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11
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3
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Reprint - Physical Factors in Race Survival
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Reprinted from A Decade of Progress in Eugenics, Scientific
Papers of the Third International Congress of Eugenics, 1934
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undated
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3
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11
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4
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Reprint - Physical Factors in Race Survival
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Reprinted from A Decade of Progress in Eugenics, Scientific
Papers of the Third International Congress of Eugenics, 1935
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undated
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3
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11
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5
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Reprint - Physical Factors in Race Survival
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Reprinted from A Decade of Progress in Eugenics, Scientific
Papers of the Third International Congress of Eugenics, 1936
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undated
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3
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11
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6
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Reprint - Physical Factors in Race Survival
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Reprinted from A Decade of Progress in Eugenics, Scientific
Papers of the Third International Congress of Eugenics, 1937
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undated
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3
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11
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7
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Reprint - Physical Factors in Race Survival
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Reprinted from A Decade of Progress in Eugenics, Scientific
Papers of the Third International Congress of Eugenics, 1938
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undated
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3
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11
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8
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Journal - Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene
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Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene. Vol. XIV, No.
7, July 1929
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1929
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3
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11
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9
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Journal - Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene
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Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene. Vol. XVI, No.
7, July 1931
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1931
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3
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11
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10
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Journal - Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene
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Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene. Vol. XVII, No.
3, May-June 1932
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1932
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3
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11
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11
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Journal - Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene
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Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene. Vol. XVIII,
No. 1, January-February 1933
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1933
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3
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11
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12
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Journal - Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene
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Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene. Vol. XVIII,
No. 3, May-June 1933
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1933
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3
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11
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13
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Journal - Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene
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Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene. Vol. XX, No.
2, March-April 1935
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1935
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3
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11
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14
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Journal - Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene
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Eugenical News: Current Record of Race Hygiene. Vol. XX, No.
5, September-October 1935
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1935
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3
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11
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15
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Book - Report of the Committee for the Investigation of Sterilization
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Also known as the Myerson Report. Sent to C. G. Campbell by
Senator Martin W. Deyo
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1935
|
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3
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11
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16
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Reprint - Presidential Address: The American Racial Outlook
|
Reprinted from Eugenical News, Vol. XVIII, No. 3, May-June,
1933
|
undated
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3
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11
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17
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Reprint - Presidential Address of the Eugenics Research
Association: Human Evolution and Eugenics
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Reprinted from Eugenical News, Vol. XV, No. 7, July 1930
|
undated
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3
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11
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18
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Reprint - Liaisons of Eugenics
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Reprinted from Eugenical News, Vol. XIV, No. 3, March 1929
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undated
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3
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11
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19
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Reprint - Lessons of Racial History
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Reprinted from The Canadian Medical Association Journal, Vol.
35, Pages 80-84, 1936
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undated
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3
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11
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20
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Reprint - Eugenics and Euthenics
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Reprinted from Eugenics, Vol. II, No. 9, September 1929
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undated
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3
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11
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21
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Reprint - Patriotism and Racial Standards
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Reprinted from Eugenical News, Vol. XXI, No. 4, July-August
1936
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undated
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3
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11
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22
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Reprint - Significance of Population Trends to American
Agriculture
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Reprinted from The Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly, Vol. XV,
No. 2, April 1937
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undated
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