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... Australia and Hong Kong has died here coronary thrombosis He 53 Reuter SECOND THOUGHTS ON ‘SALOME’ (TETTERS recording the of Charles Darwin’s pub-11 icati on of the “Origin Species” and manuscripts of Wilde thoughts he about “Salome” and “The Importance Being ...
... pass on any infor- the sentences although severe were not the least too severe LETTERS A series of 177 letters written Charles Darwin to Sir Charles Lvell between 1837 1874 discussing the of and the publication of “The Origin Species” sold at Sotheby’s ...
... existence’’ vas sold at Sotheby’s!' London yesterday The Rosenbach Company America paid £5200 for’ 177 letters written by Charles Darwin' between 1837 and 1874 270 other letters written Included the lot was draft tle the “Origin Species ' Post Orders Civen ...
... now willing to concede was to wage World War II for military victory only to reject a full-scale inva- DARWIN DIDN’T SAY Charles Darwin the great naturalist and author of “The Origin of Species” who died 68 years ago to-day provoked one the greatest con ...
... these learned disquisitions of a man in the throes of death For 30 years Henslow had held the botanical chair at Cambridge Charles Darwin was his favourite pupil and when years later he published his epoch-making “Origin Species waited anxiously for his old ...
... machine He also invented a turnip-cutter and a one-wheeled chaise Hearing that Erasmus Darwin grandfather of the celebrated Charles Darwin author of The Origin of Species had invented carriage Edgeworth made a phaeton on a new principle DON’T LET DEAFNESS ...
... secretary and Mr S W Green assistant secretary The other members of the Grants Committee making the visitation were Sir Charles Darwin FRS formerly Director of the National Physical Laboratory Miss D Dymond head of the Portsmouth Training College Professor ...
... means of communication with new. just published Two New Volumes in the World's Classics Ti'so; THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES by CHARLES DARWIN with a Preface by G. R. Ds Btu es. 6d. net The Origin of Species was a very early number of the World's Classics, but ...
... Great men The names future great men were now entered on the school's list of scholars Scott, Munro, Mayer, Page, Charles Darwin, Samuel Butler (the younger), and George Grierson. the school's first O.M. Great achievement of headmaster Henry Whitehead ...
... inviolate, unfading inheritance. —I. PETER i.. 3-4 (Moffatt). [O-DAY. April 19. is the 70th anniversary of the death of Charles Darwin, one of the greatest naturalists of modern times He was born at The Mount, Shrewsbury, on February 12, 1809, and he went ...
... that the Queen could see how the school, which numbers amongst its old boys Sir Phillip Sydney, the soldier-poet, and Charles Darwin, the famous scientist, organised Three died when lorry overturned THREE asbestos cement labourer-, who had worked overtime ...
... remaining autobiographies 1 must be briefer than their interest deserves. In PEpiOD PIECE Gwen Raverat, grand-daughter Charles Darwin, gives a clear and humorous picture t.f Cambridge in the last decade of the I9th century, and tf members the Darwin fami' ...