MARIE E. J. PITT

I cannot allow the occasion to pass without very sincerely thanking Mr. Baxter for his treatment of his subject as affecting the woman, and particularly for his able and singularly luminous expression of the instinct in the woman of any race which makes for racial purity—an instinct ... as dear ... as life itself, and ... being so, should be equally dear to the nation to which she belongs.

I cannot allow the occasion to pass without very sincerely thanking Mr. Baxter for his treatment of his subject as affecting the woman, and particularly for his able and singularly luminous expression of the instinct in the woman of any race which makes for racial purity—an instinct ... as dear ... as life itself, and ... being so, should be equally dear to the nation to which she belongs.