... thought, and the de-throneroent of the world from its central position had had a great effec ton social thinking. Later, Charles Darwin came along with the theory of evolution—that all life liad evolved from primitive single cell life. The result had been ...

... learning something about it. Australians and Americans have been simply amazed at the work done by the missionaries. So was Charles Darwin and other famous men. Here at home the Church started popular education, and a good many other institutions. The trade ...

... missionaries, I would have been providing the natives with a hot dinner, being boiled up, in fact, not writing this letter.’ Charles Darwin, after a visit to the Pata- gonians, said, ‘‘Jt is impossibie to lise On his next visit the missionaries had done the ...

... Christian Church. It is a fact that the Government frequently supports the work of the missionaries, It is stated that Charles Darwin visited the Patagonians and said that they were incapable of being civilised. He was so a later visit to see the fruits ...

... word for them previously, because of the amazing kindliness of the natives : their grandfathers had been headhunters. Charles Darwin once said that the Patagonians were incapable of being civilised in the foreseeable future. He returned later in life ...

... remoured that the firsi recorded sufferer was Julus Caesar. and since then there have been '&.-‘. s P Admural Nelson and Charles Darwin Rumour has it that Lawrence At eet ' 11 How mary e e carin oey s Dramarmine s one of the few travel sickness remedies ...

... 7.00 FILM: City Lights (1931); 8.25 FILM: Mame (1974); 10. 0 The Voyages Of Charles Darwin; 11.30 Celebrity Mantelpiece; 11.45 FILM: The Adventures Of Quentin Durward (1955); 1.20 Anne Frank Remembered; 3.20 FILM: My Fair Lady (1964); 6.05 The Ghurkas; ...