Mental and Moral Heredity in Royalty. A Statistical Study in History and Psychology

17 chapters

1. 1Preface7m
2. 2I - Introductory35m
3. 3II - England21m
4. 4III — Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. The Present Reigning House in England. IV — Mecklenburg. Branches of Schwerin, Giistrow and Strelitz. V — Brunswick. Branch of Wolfenbiittel (Bevern and Blankenburg)21m
5. 5VI — Prussia. The House of Hohenzollern.21m
6. 6VII — Netherlands. The House of Nassau-Orange. The House of Nassau-Dietz.21m
7. 7VIII — Montmorency, Conde, Conty. The House of Montmorency. The House of Conde. The House of Conty.15m
8. 8IX — France. The Bourbons in France. The House of Orleans.15m
9. 9X — Spain. Old Castile, Aragon and Leon. The Hapsburgs in Spain. The Bourbons in Spain. The Bourbons in Italy. The Carlist Pretenders in Spain.1h 14m
10. 10XI — Austria. The House ofHapsburg. The House of Hapsburg-Lorraine. The Hapsburg “Lip".32m
11. 11XII — Portugal. Conditions of the Country Compared with the Various Characteristics of the Rulers. Pedigrees of the Portuguese Rulers.31m
12. 12XIII — Russia. The Romanoffs.9m
13. 13XIV — Denmark. The House of Oldenburg.12m
14. 14XV — Sweden. The House of Vasa.26m
15. 15XVI — Evidence from Lehr’s “Genealogy".13m
16. 16XVII — Correlation Between Mental and Moral Qualities. Is the Mean Standard of FacultyRising. Average Number of Adult Children Born to Each Grade for Virtues. Hereditary Wealth not an Evil. How Mental14m
17. 17XVIII — General Statistics and Conclusions. Intellectual Achievements and Blood Relationship. Correlation Coefficients for Successive Ascending Generations. Succession Inheritors Show no Influence fro57m

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