War and heredity in nation building by Professor Jordan
The essay argues war destroys the strong and breeds a weaker future, contrasting views of Professor David Starr Jordan and Harvard critics. It links heredity to national vitality, cites Rome Greece and Napoleonic battles, and discusses England Japan Germany and America, warning against reversed selection and urging civilian-led preservation of race strength.
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David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
California
Harvard
Duchess of Marlborough
London
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Rome
Otto Seeck
University of Munster
Marius
Sulla
Greece
Ciy
Novara
Italy
Paris
Metz
Worth
Sedan
Germany
Jena
Leipzig
Austerlitz
Lutzen
Bautzen
Ulm
Wagram
Hohenlinden
Moscow
Russia
France
Spain
Korea
Turkestan
Morocco
Paraguay
England
Napoleon
Yalu
Manchuria
Inazo Nitobe
Japan
Seeck
Chester
Prabang
Eton
Rugby
Winchester
Harrow
Oxford
Cambridge
Manchester
Birmingham
Liverpool
India
Zululand
Gomi
Foreign Service of
Great Britain
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Australia
Scotland
Isle of Skye
Strathspey
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Kildonan
Glens
Lucknow
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