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... D. 2. Darwin (F.). Biography of Charles Darwire. 0.88, 0.6. Holder (C. F.). ''Biography of Charles Darwin. 0.88, 1).3. Poulton (E. B.). Charles Darwin and the Theory of Natural Selection. 0.811, C. 29. Wallace (A. H.). Darwinism. A. 30, W.I. Hiteckel ...
... Its article,. are as varied as sbl-, aritten with fieehne..s and interest. In the. month's irate', we have articles en Charles Darwin and The Spanish Armada.' while th e g. nisi minister of St Giles tell. t.f all h.. saw in w Zealand. The mere purely ...
... captured by the police often fights with such'nerrous energy that it requires several men to overpower him. In the words of Charles Darwin, A man or animal driven through terror to desperation is endowed with wonderful strength, and is notoriously daneerous ...
... Robert Overteu's Queer Fi..h, eland to be d by Messrs Dean & Sou. We (At/rottener) hoar that a tablet to the memory of Charles Darwin is to be plac-d on the house in Lothian Street, Edinlmigh, where he lived when studying at the Edinburgh Unieetsity. pltv ...
... Some thought it %as hopeless to to and solve the problem. 'We arc living in the twilight of the Golden Age, said Sir Charles Darwin. he explosion of population began ire Western Europe. however. in 1750. In England and Wales in 1800 there was a population ...
... letter from Mr Bright, addressed to Mr Chamberleis, wail read by the secretary : THE PROGRESS OF DARWINISM. When we turn to Charles Darwin, who perhaps is the most influential of all the scientific writers of our epoch, we associate no personality with his ...
... Scientist, next to Newton, him who gave, new direction and impetus to the evolutionist elucidation of Nature's mysteries, Charles Darwin. With the substance of hin t presidential address this is no place to deal at length, but it certainly ie interesting ...
... THE LAST STRING. num Teo Gauzes op GUSTAV MAMMA. ST Sir Taw- DIM MAITI/1. S.C.B. THE OLD SALOON. THE LIFE' A LETTERS OF CHARLES DARWIN. - PERSONAL of SIR FREDERICK POLLOCM-TaoLLoprs WHAT I REMEMBER' - PRIME AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND REMINISCENCE* THE WAR OFFICE: ...
... element is almost wholly unrepreseutell. In the domain of science, there are no female tit to rank with Sir Isam Newton, Charles Darwin, or Pro[maser Bain. le the domaiu of intellectual mem tiveness, or wa find no females fit to be categorigil in the same ...
... or engravings, and compare them with those of their awn fevouritem. Let them set up in a row good Portraits Tennyson, Charles Darwin, ing, Newman. Martineau. Lora Fiume Jones and, if they like , a terse; luminaries. and sulk themselves whether men of ...
... WRECKED ON THE GOODWINS. Erasmus Darwin, grandfather of the (maul Charles Darwin, the naturalist, inscribed opon big seal the significant words Omni. cc all things arise from oysters. Bet from what do oysters arise? What is the origin of matter Abl nobody ...
... question of a necessary mechanism fer the transmission of that impression. Of a supposed case of' maternal impression, Sir Charles Darwin wrote to hir Joseph Hooker as follows:— W. Hunter told my father, then in a lying-in hospital, that in many thousand ...