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He has developed and understands stirpiculture the improvement of the race by careful breeding which with us is as yet mere theory, and as we look down at the ant, we look up to him because the strangely active creature manages to do without sleep. We human beings drowse through thirty years of our threescore and ten, but the ant is awake and working all the time.
In this great work, they will be inspired, by the high purpose of replacing its evil, poverty-breeding dominancy, by an unselfish, co-operative system, a union of spiritualizing, educative, stirpiculture and agriculture, which shall insure a higher civilization, and the perpetual reign of peace and plenty for all mankind."
It is well, and it might have been better, but do not give over and talk of stirpiculture. You are not wiser than the laws which made you. THE RIDGE, BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA. September 18, 19 . How abominable I must seem to you, Dane! For certainly a creature is abominable that lays rough hands on one's dearest possessions.
"In carrying out the wise plans of Fennimore Fenwick, you behold to-day, the result of combined co-operative agriculture and stirpiculture, which affords to our people, and to their children, conditions for education and amusement, fully equal to anything, money can procure for the wealthy.
Let us take an honest and steady look at the law. It is only in the timidity of ignorance that the duty seems impracticable." Noyes anticipated Galton in regarding eugenics as a matter of religion. Noyes proposed to term the work of modern science in propagation "Stirpiculture," in which he has sometimes been followed by others.
"In the course of what we call stirpiculture," said Noyes, "Charles, as you know, is in the situation of one who is by and by to become a father. Under these circumstances, he has fallen under the too common temptation of selfish love, and a desire to wait upon and cultivate an exclusive intimacy with the woman who was to bear a child through him.
What have you to tell me about stirpiculture, as a part of the co-operative farm movement?" "As a basis for the preliminary work, we have been following carefully, the suggestions of your father, Fennimore Fenwick.
Doctor Linlay's daughter was his finest pupil, and with her were elucidated all his theories concerning the Sixteen Perspective Laws of Art. She also proved a few points in stirpiculture. She was a most beautiful girl of seventeen when Richard Brinsley Sheridan led her to the altar, or I should say to a Dissenting Pastor's back door by night.
This twentieth century union, of agriculture and stirpiculture, this scientific, systematic, generation of the race as a fine art; which has been so well demonstrated, by the surprising work of these enthusiastic young mothers, is something to be proud of! The good, which must follow the work of this club, cannot now be estimated.
As to stirpiculture, the intelligent and systematic breeding of men and women with a view to improvement of the species it is a thing of the far future, It is hardly in sight. Yet, what splendid possibilities it carries!
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