... in Paris, and all Paris flocked to see people who were more like brutes and fishes than rational beings. .The lete Mr. Charles Darwin, who visited ibis region in the memorable voyage' of the Beagle, declared that it was utterly impossible ..that the Fuegians ...

... and bids fair to be the Dozy, or belief, of all future generations. Stated shortly, it is the great law enunciated by Charles Darwin, that in the competition for life, whether in the vegetable or animal kingdoms (including the human race), all change ...

... the power in this respect possessed by some monkeys ; and no doubt would have been an invaluable fact which the late Mr. Charles Darwin would have turned to good account had he been fortunate enough to know somewhat of the Criminal Classes of the Punjab ...

... did he reconcile these arguments for peace with the principle established beyond the reach of dispute by the late Mr. Charles Darwin, that war, aggression, competition, or by whatever other name we chose to call it, was the hinge on which the whole universe ...

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... of the century,—a man whose genius has •profoundly affected social and political affairs, as well as physital ecienoe,—Charles Darwin, pad away last week, that his 'person had never been bedaubed with decorations, nor his great taste, known and honoured ...