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Saleeby was born in Sussex, the son of E. G. Saleeby.
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Parenthood and Race Culture / An Outline of Eugenics by Caleb Williams Saleeby PREFACE This book, a first attempt to survey and define the whole field of eugenics, appears in the year which finds us celebrating the centenary of the birth of Charles Darwin and the jubilee of the publication of The Origin of Species. It is a humble tribute to that immortal name, for it is based upon the idea of selection for parenthood as determining the nature, fate and worth of living races, which is Darwin's chief contribution to thought, and which finds in eugenics its supreme application. The book is also a tribute to the august pioneer who initiated the modern study of eugenics in the light of his cousin's principle. A few years ago I all but persuaded Mr. Galton himself to write a general introduction to eugenics, but he felt bound to withdraw from that undertaking, and has given us instead his Memories, which we could ill have spared. The present volume seeks to supply what is undoubtedly a real need at the present day—a general introduction to eugenics which is at least considered and responsible. I am indebted to more than one pair of searching and illustrious eyes, which I may not name, for reading the proofs of this volume. My best hopes for its utility are based upon this fact. If there be any other reason for hope it is that during the last six years I have not only written incessantly on eugenics, but have spoken upon various aspects of it some hundreds of times to audiences as various as one can well imagine—a mainly clerical assembly at Lambeth Palace with the Primate in the Chair, drawing-rooms of title, working-class audiences from the Clyde to the Thames. It has been my rule to invite questions whenever it was possible. Such a discipline is invaluable. It gives new ideas and points of view, discovers the existing forms of prejudice, sharply corrects the tendency to partial statement. It is my hope that these many hours of cross-examination will be profitable to the present reader. PART I. THE THEORY OF EUGENICS 1. Introductory 2. The Exchequer of Life 3. Natural Selection and the Law of Love 4. The Selection of Mind 5. The Multiplication of Man 6. The Growth of Individuality 7. Heredity and Race-Culture 8. Education and Race-Culture 9. The Supremacy of Motherhood 10. Marriage and Maternalism PART II. THE PRACTICE OF EUGENICS 11. Negative Eugenics 12. Selection through Marriage 13. The Racial Poisons: Alcohol 14. The Racial Poisons: Lead, Narcotics, Syphilis 15. National Eugenics: Race-Culture and History 16. National Eugenics: Mr. Balfour on Decadence 17. The Promise of Race-Culture
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Saleeby was born in Sussex, the son of E. G. Saleeby.
Royal High School.
During World War I, he was an adviser to the Minister of Food and advocated the establishment of a Ministry of Health. At Edinburgh University, he took First Class Honours and was an Ettles Scholar and Scott Scholar in Obstetrics. In 1904, he received his Doctor of Medicine degree.
He was a resident at the Maternity Hospital and the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, and briefly at the York City Dispensary.
He became a prolific freelance writer and journalist, with strong views on many subjects. He became known in particular as an advocate of eugenics: in 1907 he was influential in launching the Eugenics Education Society, and in 1909 he published (in New York) Parenthood and Race Culture.
He was a contributor to the first edition of Arthur Mee"s The Children"s Encyclopædia. Like Mee, he was a keen temperance reformer.
Saleeby"s contributions to the Encyclopedia were explicitly race realist: he saw mankind as the pinnacle of evolution, and white men as superior to other men, based on "craniometry".
He predicted the use of atomic power, "perhaps not for hundreds of years". He favoured the education of women, but primarily so they should become better mothers. In Woman and Womanhood (1912), he wrote: "Women, being constructed by Nature, as individuals, for her racial ends, are happier and more beautiful, live longer and more beautiful lives, when they follow, as mothers or foster-mothers the role of motherhood".
Yet, at this time when the suffragette movement was at its peak, he also wrote that he could see no good reason against the vote for women: "I believe in the vote.
I believe it will be eugenic". During World War I, he was an adviser to the Minister of Food and argued in favour of the establishment of a Ministry of Health.
Later, he moved away from eugenics, and did not publish any further writings on this subject after 1921—though he continued to write on health matters in particular. He also campaigned for clean air and the benefits of sunlight, founding The Sunlight League in 1924.
He died on 9 December 1940 from heart failure at Apple Tree, Aldbury, near Tring.
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Quotations: "Women, being constructed by Nature, as individuals, for her racial ends, are happier and more beautiful, live longer and more beautiful lives, when they follow, as mothers or foster-mothers the role of motherhood".