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Social Progress and the Darwinian Theory, 1916-G.nasmyth

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in
the
United
States
on
the
use
of
his
own.
still
subject
his
mind
better
than
he
about
than
read
us
is
what
we
failure
to
certainly
of
the
pathetic
literature
close of
society,
complex
ciation do
groups themselves—
difficult to
realize how
works
in
society
it is so
and
breaks
pro-
but
the
argument
/of
the
big
battalion.
enemies,
what
it
always
has
been.
Society
is
too
complex
a
thing
and
human
nature
by
virtue
human
co-opera-
tion
that
we
those truths.
to have
in
the
hands
of
men
at
bottom
illogical,
unseeing,
incapable
of
weighing
the
result
 
man that he
the
than to
matter
which
gives
civiliza-
a deep
a
knowledge
not
effect
the minds
grasp
the
real
mysteries
of
a cup
pile
connotes.
Wher-
whom
we
still
take
achieve-
ments
gave
advanced than
most
vital
usually
recovered
fluctuating
phases
It
radio-activity might give
a
merely more poverty of
The
of
tion,
a
It does
a
 plot
on
the
For
the
than
a
motor
car,
hands
not
us.
will
a negative
it
brought,
wrote
lawyers
and
France,
science,
can
he thinks
it likely
could
change
and
he
will
almost
times to the
boy.
reformation.
And
it
those
subjects
social
foundations
theory to
course
much
war;
in
fact,
as
I
have
tried
to
show,
especially
sion of
some special
evolution
so
largely
introduction
should
lead
to
No
problem
ques-
at
the
beginning.
we shall
19
14.
Until
a
Germany,
German
I
am
only
pointing
for
even the most
root of moral
Darwinian theory in
by
of
where the
but a life
been
an
indis-
pensable
has
ment
collective
homicide.
a
their lives
in
the
direction
union,
into
contradic-
and
we
prepare
the
way
metasocial
stage
War is the result, and one
of
conquest of one race by
another.
. . . The
greater
going
to
sleep,
forcing
war
and
be
inferred.
TheJhigh
employed to
a
part
like
that