 In Great Britain at this moment [1913]. when half, or perhaps two-thirds, of all the married people are regulating their families, children are being freely born to the Irish Roman Catholics and the Polish. Russian, and German Jews, on the one hand, and...  The Health of the State - Stran 192avtor: Sir George Newman - 1907 - 199 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | 1906 - 598 strani
...appeal, or will appeal less strongly. In Great Britain at this moment, when half, or perhaps two thirds, of all the married people are regulating their families,...thriftless and irresponsible — largely the casual laborers and the other denizens of the one-roomed tenements of our great cities — on the other. This... | |
 | Laura Doyle - 1994 - 288 strani
...Sidney Webb expanded the point: In Great Britain at this moment, when half or perhaps two-thirds of all married people are regulating their families, children...Polish, Russian, and German Jews, on the one hand, and the thriftless and irresponsible ... on the other. . . . This can hardly result in anything but national... | |
 | 1979 - 334 strani
...actual extent of the decline, which is of the gravest import ... In Great Britain at this moment [1913], when half, or perhaps two-thirds, of all the married...one hand, and to the thriftless and irresponsible, ... on the other . . . This can hardly result in anything but national deterioration; or, as an alternative,... | |
 | Donald J. Childs - 2001 - 284 strani
...was too delicate to undertake herself), Sidney arguing that the unregulated birth in Great Britain of "Irish Roman Catholics and the Polish, Russian, and German Jews, on the one hand, and the thriftless and irresponsible . . ., on the other, . . . can hardly result in anything but national... | |
 | Gregory Stock - 2002 - 300 strani
...this was not the case. Many eugenics tracts decried the declining birth rate of the upper classes. "When half, or perhaps two-thirds of all the married...Catholics and the Polish, Russian, and German Jews," wrote Sidney Webb in Britain in 1907 (Webb, pp. 16-17). Even Theodore Roosevelt scolded the upper class... | |
 | Gregory Stock - 2003 - 300 strani
...this was not the case. Many eugenics tracts decried the declining birth rate of the upper classes. "When half, or perhaps two-thirds of all the married...Roman Catholics and the Polish, Russian, and German Iews," wrote Sidney Webb in Britain in 1907 (Webb, pp. 16-171. Even Theodore Roosevelt scolded the... | |
 | Margaret Sanger - 2003 - 436 strani
...England elite and, in the American West, fears of a 'yellow peril.' In Great Britain at this moment, when half, or perhaps two-thirds, of all the married...are regulating their families, children are being born to the Irish Roman Catholics and the Polish, Russian and German Jews, on the one hand and to the... | |
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