Heredity: A Psychological Study of Its Phenomena, Laws, Causes, and Consequences

action admitted ÆSCHYLUS animal appears atavism become brain brother Cæsar Cagots cause character characteristics Charles child complex consciousness consequently constitution curious Darwin daughter descendants died dipsomania disease distinguished effect evolution existence experience explain external facts faculties father grandfather grandson Gypsies habit hallucination Hence Herbert Spencer hereditary transmission hypochondria hypothesis idea individual influence inherited insanity instances instinct intellect intelligence Lady Hester Stanhope law of heredity Lucas Marozia mechanism melipona memory mental metaphysical mind modes monomania moral morbid mother naturalist nature nephew nervous noumenon observed organic Origin of Species parents passion Pepin the Short perception phenomena physical physiological physiological heredity poet possessed Président à mortier primitive produce psychical psychological heredity qualities question race racter reflex action regard remarkable resemblance result says sensation sense sentiments simple sons species spontaneity talent tendency theory thought tion transmitted uncle unconscious