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... Charles Darwin Sir, — It is interesting to read Mrs Fabienne Smith’s quotation from Charles Darwin (Points of View, today). Knowing of her special interest in the famous naturalist, | sent her some time ago a copy of a letter of his which she was pleased ...
... CHARLES DARWIN ! “Charles Darwin and his would have run to three-quarters World ” (255. Thames & Hudson) of a million words. is a most emli“xl life-study, by Then the bombshell. There Sir Julian ey and Dr arrived one day a letter from Bernard Kettlewell ...
... CHARLES DARWIN CHARLES DARWIN . The Fragmentary Man . By Geoffrey West . Y ( 15 s . Rou ' Hedge . ) Mr West ' s biography of Charles Darwin extends well beyond ' the lifetime of his subject . It opens , in fact , with the first meeting of Darwin's gr ...
... Charles Darwin s Journals It is difficult , perhaps impossible , to fix definitely the date of birth of an idea . In the case of Charles Darwin , an attempt has been made by his fc son , Sir Francis Darwin , and by others , to discover the genesis of ...
... Charles Darwin: Voyaging Janet Browne Jonathan Cape, £25 ...
... Charles Darwin . The Man and His War fare . By Henshaw Ward . Illustrated . 21 ? , n ? t , London ; Murray , As a keynote or point of departure in a new life- of Charles JDaiwin , which possesses some fresh features in its contents and outlook , Mr Henshaw ...
... - POINTS OF VIEW Charles Darwin: “almost universal assent” sponsibility, we're wicked and vfom becnyuu we can't help it. The influence of these “Dar- W' Sex O:Mon ge' e, Sex, a , drives inherited from the animal past: are Freud's instinctive “id,” and ...
... . , OsE ' is able' to' approach • tho centenary ' of the birth' of Charles Darwin , and . the fiftieth anniversary of the rpublicatiori . ' of-his . justly celebrated work , Tlic Origin of Species , in a caini and tranquil spirit , that . : would ...
... ) LN S (Nt Charles Darwin: Collector who became a recluse ...
... ? Charles Darwin — Late Great Britons (BBC 1, 11 pm) g ) -y 4 AN OVERWHELMINGLY sad S e Third n'e'.cthhme -y m; ENazis who now um sins of their fathers. Quite apart ‘ mmm is no tblr Second World War, rang. ing from the zlmul | of '.;Mm‘ m Lithat _i ...
... Did Charles Darwin, left, take his inspiration from the Scottish eccentric Lord Monboddo? was a very religious person.” Lord Monboddo, James Burnett, was born in the village of Monboddo, Kincardine in 1714 and educated at King’s College, Aberdeen, before ...
... THE'TIiu . veraity . of Cambridge on' Saturday conferred upon ! ' Mr Charles ' ' Darwin tha honorary degree of XIi-D ;' .:: •• .. . ' .: •••• '? . i - • •• is . ;•' TBB Inflexible , on wiri ch the foTir $ l-ton gnns now being completed in the ...