Galton's account of his explorations in Southwest Africa, detailing his geographical discoveries, anthropological observations, and scientific findings.

Galton's seminal work arguing for the heritability of intelligence and talent, laying the foundation for his later work on eugenics.

A comprehensive work exploring various aspects of human psychology and individual differences, including sensory perception, mental imagery, and reaction time.

Galton's detailed exposition of his statistical methods, including correlation and regression, and their application to the study of heredity and variation.

Galton's treatise on fingerprints, outlining their unique characteristics, classification, and potential for personal identification.

Galton's autobiography, providing insights into his personal life, intellectual development, and scientific career.