Darwinism and Politics

admits advance ah ah applied argument aristocratic Aryan beneficent better biological Charles Darwin civilisation competition conscious countries creed culture customs Darwin Descent difference doctrine of heredity economic struggle eminence equality ethics evolutionist favour fittest formulæ Galton German habits Herbert Spencer Hereditary Genius higher human race human society Ichthyosaurus ideal ideas imitation individual inferior influence inherited institutions intellectual J. S. Mill kind labour laissez faire language least less liberty Lord Brougham LORD PALMERSTON lower animals lower races Malthus means of subsistence ment merely military moral mutual nation natural selection nobility objection Old Faith opinion Origin of Species patriarchal peerage physical political population primitive principle regard religion representative government scientific seems sense sexes sexual selection Sir Henry Maine slavery social evolution social hindrances Sparta species stammering State-action Strauss struggle for existence success tendency theory tion transmitted tribe type of society waste woman women