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*'''Two primitive urges''': Joseph Collins, ''The Doctor Looks at Literature: Psychological Studies of Life and Letters'' (1923): "Recognition of the existence of the two primitive urges, the instincts of self-preservation and of the preservation of the race [a wider urge], is the first step towards appreciation of their reasonable limitations and the extent to which they may be brought into harmony with the requirements of a well-balanced life." *'''sept''': Irish clan

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