CONTENTS
INTRODUCTORY NOTE PREFACE -
PAGE
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CHAPTER
I. GENERAL REMARKS
II. NOTEWORTHINESS -
III. HIGHEST ORDER OF ABILITY
IV. PROPORTION OF NOTEWORTHIES TO THE GENERALITY V. NOTEWORTHINESS AS A STATISTICAL MEASURE OF ABILITY -
VI. NOMENCLATURE OF KINSHIPS -
VII. NUMBER OF KINSFOLK IN EACH DEGREE - - VIII. NUMBER OF NOTEWORTHY KINSMEN IN EACH
DEGREE -
IX. MARKED AND UNMARKED NOTEWORTHINESS X. CONCLUSIONS
NOTEWORTHY FAMILIES
OF SIXTY-SIX F.R.S.'S WHO WERE LIVING IN 1904 - 1 APPENDIX
FATHERS OF SOME OF THE SIXTY-SIX F.R.S.'S CLASSIFIED BY THEIR OCCUPATIONS -
INDEX
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