Inquiries into human faculty and its development

by Francis Galton

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Contents

1. Preface to the Second Edition
2. List of Works
3. List of Memoirs
4. Features
5. Portraiture
6. Bodily Qualities
7. Sequence of Test Weights
8. Statistical Methods
9. Criminals and the Insane
10. Gregarious and Slavish Instincts
11. Mental Imagery
12. Number-Forms
13. Visionaries
14. Psychometric Experiments
15. Early Sentiments
16. History of Twins
17. Domestication of Animals
18. The Observed Order of Events
19. Selection and Race
20. Influence of Man Upon Race
21. Marks for Family Merit
22. Endowments
23. Conclusion
24. Introduction
25. Variety of Human Nature
26. Features
27. Composite Portraiture
28. Bodily Qualities
29. Energy
30. Sensitivity
31. Sequence of Test Weights
32. Whistles for Audibility of Shrill Notes
33. Anthropometric Registers
34. Unconsciousness of Peculiarieites
35. Statistical Methods
36. Character
37. Criminals and the Insane
38. Gregarious and Slavish Instincts
39. Intellectual Differences
40. Mental Imagery
41. Number-Forms
42. Colour Associations
43. Visionaries
44. Nurture and Nature
45. Associations
46. Psychometric Experiments
47. Antechamber of Consciousness
48. Early Sentiments
49. History of Twins
50. Domestication of Animals
51. The Observed Order of Events
52. Selection and Race
53. Influence of Man Upon Race
54. Population
55. Early and Late Marriages
56. Marks for Family Merit
57. Endowments
58. Conclusion
59. A. Composite Portraiture
60. B. The Relative Supplies from Town and Country Families to the Population of Future Generations
61. C. An Apparatus for Testing the Delicacy with Which Weights Can Be Discriminated by Handling Them
62. D. Whistles for Testing the Upper Limits of Audible Sound in Different Individuals
63. E. Questions on Visualising and Other Allied Faculties

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