Albert E. Wiggam

Albert Edward Wiggam (October 8, 1871 – April 26, 1957) was an American psychologist and eugenicist. He was called "one of the most influential promoters of eugenic thought" and a "gifted showman," which made him a popular lecturer. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Exploring your mind with the psychologists,

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    The fruit of the family tree

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    The fruit of the family tree /

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    The marks of a clear mind; or, Sorry but you're wrong about it,

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    The new decalogue of science /

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    The next age of man,

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    The fruit of the family tree,

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    The marks of an educated man,

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    The fruit of the family tree,

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    The new decalogue of science,

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    The new decalogue of science : an open letter from the biologist to the statesman /

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    Do you have an-is-ei-kō'-nia? /

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    Sorry but you're wrong about it /

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    The marks of an educated man,

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    Do your eyes see alike? : Condensed from Cosmopolitan, Nov. 1939

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    The new decalogue of science /

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    Paper : read by Mr. Albert E. Wiggam at the Conference of Publicists : Town Hall Club, Dec. 11, 1937

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    The fruit of the family tree /

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    Brains, and where they come from 1. Do they come from city or country?

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    The fruit of the family tree /

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