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 "The burden of the feebleminded" (#349)
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 "The Complex Determinants of Amentia," by L.S. Penrose, Eugenics Review (vol. 26:2), multiple pages (#1851)
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 "The Direct Cost of the Socially Inadequate to New York State", multiple pages (#239)
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 "The Feeble Minded," by Mary Dendy, Economic Review (July 1903), multiple pages (#1934)
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 "The increase of criminals, mental defectives, epileptics and degenerates," Report of the Commission (#370)
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 "The Inheritance of Mental Traits," from Evolution and Genetics, by Thomas H. Morgan, an early criticism of eugenics in an important text, multiple pages (#1917)
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 "The M_H_Pedigree" showing descendents of an insane man (#927)
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 "The Moron," Eugenical News (vol. 5), J.E.W. Wallin's clinical definition of feeble-mindedness (#1880)
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 "The Nams: feeble-minded as country dwellers," by Charles Davenport, multiple pages (#352)
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 "The near blood kin of a feebleminded woman sterilized by the state of California" (#957)
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 "The right to be well-born," by Franklin Kirkbride, multiple pages (#350)
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