Essays in Eugenics, published in 1909 by Francis Galton, is a collection of essays that examines the scientific study of eugenics. Galton discusses the improvement of the human race through selective breeding and public policy, emphasizing the role of societal views in the success of eugenics initiatives. The work critically analyzes the methodologies and implications of the eugenics movement, advocating for its feasibility based on sound scientific principles and the importance of public opinion in enacting change.
