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- The demonizingappearsin R. Wright2000,266, whileHofstadteris citedinibid., 392.
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Americansfor racialreasonsduringthe SecondWorldWar.Schweikartand Allenfail to admitthat FDR’s
actionwas unequivocallyworthyof condemnation. - Bannister1988,129.An examplehe givesof an intellectualattackingeugenicsas “socialDarwin-
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(1849–1912). - Thattermis usedfor government-imposedeugenicsin Fichman2002,113;J. M. Hobson2004,236;
and G. Robinson2001,9. - Barkan1992,71; Kevles1985,72, 96; G. Robinson2001,16-17,30; andSpiro2009.M. Ridley1999,
290, writes,“The ImmigrationRestrictionAct of 1924was a directresultof eugeniccampaigning.” - Kevles1985,101; and M. Ridley1999,290.
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AllanChase1980,paperback,14; and G. L. Mosse1964,98. - Barkan1992,151;AllanChase1980,paperback,9; Kevles1985,23; andG. L. Mosse 1985 trade
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x–xi. - Hofstadter1992,xxix.T. C. Leonard2009,38, accessedonlineSunday,November6, 2011,statesthat
SDAT’s biaswas,as Hofstadter“lateradmitted,refractedthrougha NewDeal[il]liberal’s conceptionof
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LKK.htm,accessedFriday,April20, 2007. - Also,Spencer’s laissez-faireviewdid not extendbeyondpeacetime.He believedthatif England
wereinvadedby a hostilepower,the U.K.governmentwouldbe justifiedin imposingcontrolson
everydaylife. For that,see Spencer 1978 vol. 2, pt. 4, ch. 10, sec. 293,para.2, vol. 2, pt. 4, ch. 12, sec. 302,
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22, 2013;in respectivelySpencer 1978 vol. 2, 79, 102, 131, 139. - Kevles1985,7.
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