 | 1895 - 782 pages
...as shown in Tables LXXVIII to LXXXVII, is that under all circumstances it is exceedingly dangerous for a deaf person to marry a blood relative, no matter...or hearing, nor whether the deafness of either or botli or neither of the partners is congenital, nur whether either or both or neither have other deaf... | |
 | 1897 - 564 pages
...person to marry a blood relative, no matter what the character or degree of the relationship may be, and no matter whether the relative is deaf or hearing,...congenital, nor whether either or both or neither of them have other deaf relatives." — Table XCII, Professor Fay's final table, shows the percentages... | |
 | Edward Allen Fay - 1898 - 1032 pages
...person to marry a blood relative, no matter what the character or degree of the relationship may be, and no matter whether the relative is deaf or hearing, nor whether the deafness of either or bother neither of the partners is congenital, nor whether either or both or neither of them have other... | |
 | 1900 - 834 pages
...person to marry a blood relative, no matter what the character or degree of the relationship may be, and no matter whether the relative is deaf or hearing,...whether the deafness of either or both or neither of the parents is congenital, nor whether either or both or neither of them have other deaf relatives. The... | |
 | 1901 - 662 pages
...person to marry a blood relative, no matter what the character or degree of the relationship may be, and no matter whether the relative is deaf or hearing,...whether the deafness of either or both or neither of the parents is congenital, nor whether either or both or neither of them have other deaf relatives." In... | |
 | Charles Benedict Davenport - 1910 - 52 pages
...extensive statistics, deserves to be widely known : ' ' Under all circumstances it is exceedingly dangerous for a deaf person to marry a blood relative, no matter...partner." Such a marriage has proved to be unfit. Passing next to the group of mental diseases we find several forms which seem to be due to the absence... | |
 | American Academy of Medicine - 1910 - 844 pages
...extensive statistics, deserves to be widely known: "Under all circumstances it is exceedingly dangerous for a deaf person to marry a blood relative, no matter...partner." Such a marriage has proved to be unfit. Passing next to the group of mental diseases, we find several forms which seem to be due to the absence... | |
 | American Breeders Association. Meeting - 1911 - 490 pages
...extensive statistics, deserves to be widely known: "Under all circumstances it is exceedingly dangerous for a deaf person to marry a blood relative, no matter...partner." Such a marriage has proved to be unfit. Passing next to the group of mental diseases we find several forms which seem to be due to the absence... | |
 | American Genetic Association - 1911 - 488 pages
...extensive statistics, deserves to be widely known : "Under all circumstances it is exceedingly dangerous for a deaf person to marry a blood relative, no matter...or both or neither of the partners is congenital, 28 I nor whether either or both or neither have other deaf relatives besides the other partner." Such... | |
 | National Education Association of the United States - 1913 - 848 pages
...extensive statistics, deserves to be widely known: Under all circumstances* it is exceedingly dangerous for a deaf person to marry a blood relative, no matter...other partner. Such a marriage has proved to be unfit. Passing next to the group of mental diseases, we find several forms which seem to be due to the absence... | |
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Under all circumstances it is exceedingly dangerous for a deaf person to marry a blood relative, no matter whether the relative is deaf or hearing, nor whether the deafness of either or both or neither of the partners is congenital, nor whether either... 
