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... which his name is connected for 49 years. He knew Scott, Byron, and other literary giants of their 3 and he was friend of Charles Darwin. men! Among his more t Dr “ Travels” and “ ” Self Help, &c. (of which more than 150, copies have been sold), numerous ...
... The Conservatives have not produced a second Disraeli. lave no humourist to equal Charles Dickens, scientist to replace Charles Darwin, who has achieved the distinction of hackeray. We have not maintained the Position which we enjoyed fifty or sixty ago ...
... Conservatives have not produced a second Disraeli. We have no humourist to equal Charles Dickens, so scientist to replace Charles Darwin, no novelist who has achieved the distinction of Thackeray. We have not maintained the position which we enjoyed fifty ...
... this inexplicable mystery. If such a matter could be settled by patient from research and acute reasoning facts the late Charles Darwin might have been trusted to do so; and yet the great scientist confessed himself bafiled. On this int Darwin wrote thus ...
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... be guarded against just carefully it was fought against, in order to prevent its reintroduction. It has been found by Charles Darwin, the greatest naturalist all time, that cross-breeding gives a more or less definite impulse towards characters long before ...
... guarded against just as carefully as it was fought against, in order to prevent its reintroduction. It has been found by Charles Darwin, the greatest naturalist of all time, that cross-breeding gives a more or less definite impulse towards characters long ...
... Galileo. Modern theologians by | ffered me a themselves in the dust of a dead past and 1 blunde: om doon to | to read Charles Darwin have alt. giving the husks, not tl he kernel, of the | their ecotting hearers. As we would lister ateni jing, and teachers ...
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