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Table of Contents

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July 1909
Natural Resistance to Infectious Disease and its Reinforcement	5
Some Practical Aspects of Gyrostatic Action	20
Josiah Willard Gibbs and his Relation to Modern Science III	41
A Revolution in Dentistry	49
The Origin of the Nervous System and its Appropriation of Effectors I	56
The Preparation for the Study of Medicine	65
Darwinism in the Theory of Social Evolution	75
Darwin's Influence Upon Philosophy	60
The Progress of Science	99
August 1909
The Future of Astronomy	105
The Future of Mathematics	117
The Druid Stones of Brittany	124
The Origin of the Nervous System and its Appropriation of Effectors II	137
The Variational Factor in Handwriting	147
Jane Lathrop Stanford	157
Life from the Biologist's Standpoint	174
Josiah Willard Gibbs and his Relation to Modern Science IV	191
The Progress of Science	204
September 1909
Capacity of the United States for Population	209
Peale's Museum	221
The Theory of Individual Development	239
The Origin of the Nervous System and its Appropriation of Effectors III	253
Another Mode of Species Forming	264
Henri Poincare and the French Academy	267
Collecting and Camping Afoot	274
The Necessity for an International Language	281
What Is a Living Animal? How Much of it Is Alive?	289
Abandoned Canals of the State of New York	297
The Progress of Science	306
October 1909
The Hudson-Fulton Celebration of 1909	313
The Origin of the Nervous System and its Appropriation of Effectors IV	338
The Service of Zoology to Intellectual Progress	346
The Emmanuel Movement from a Medical View-Point	358
The Atlantic Forest Region of North America	370
Latin vs German	393
The Last Census and its Bearing on Crime	398
Simple Lessons from Common Things	404
The Progress of Science	411
November 1909
The Shifting of the Earth's Axis	417
Desert Scenes in Zacatecas	435
The World of Life as Visualized and Interpreted by Darwinism	452
Mental Inheritance	458
Astronomical Superstitions	469
Geographic Influences in the Development of Ohio	479
The Decimal System of Numbers	490
The Argument for Organic Evolution Before the Origin of Species I	499
The Progress of Science	515
December 1909
The Planet Venus	521
The Argument for Organic Evolution Before the Origin of Species II	537
An Arraignment of the Theories of Mimicry and Warning Colors	550
What Pragmatism Is, as I Understand it	569
Immigration and the Future American Race	590
Environment and Productive Scholarship	597
Medieval Creation Myths	610
The Progress of Science	614
Index	621