Man's Most Dangerous Myth Book

	Acknowledgments	7
	About the Author	9
	Foreword to the First Edition	11
	Foreword to the Sixth Edition	13
	Preface to the Sixth Edition	25
	Introduction	31
1	The Origin of the Concept of Race	41
2	The Fallaciousness of the Older Anthropological Conception of Race	99
3	The Genetical Theory of Race	111
4	The Biological Facts	121
5	Natural Selection and the Mental Capacities of Humankind	145
6	The Mythology of Race, or "For Whom the Bell Tolls"	155
7	Race and Society	175
8	Biological and Social Factors	193
9	Psychological Factors	225
10	The Creative Power of Ethnic Mixture	253
11	Eugenics, Genetics, and Race	297
12	Race and Culture	311
13	Race and War	325
14	Race and Blood	359
15	Innate Aggression and Race	369
16	Myths Relating to the Physical Traits of Blacks	391
17	Are the Jews a Race?	417
18	The First Americans	439
19	The Meaning of Equal Opportunity	453
20	Race and Democracy	461
21	Racism and Social Action	473
22	Sociocultural Behavioral Influences	483
23	Intelligence, IQ, and Race	507
App. A	Ethnic Group and Race	521
App. B	The Fallacy of the Primitive	531
App. C	The Term Miscegenation	537
App. D	Intelligence of Northern Blacks and Southern Whites in the First World War	539
	Bibliography	567
	Index	679