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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 ...
... THE RELIGIOUS VIEWS OF CHARLES DARWIN. The controversy aa to the exact nature of Darwin's religious belief, whlcli has arisen from the publication of a reply sent by him to a German student, has brought forward Hobert Lewins, who, writing to the Journal ...
... 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 ...
... DEATH OP SDI CHARLES DARWIN. Tan announcement that Mr Charles Darwia died on Wednesday afternoon, after a very brief illness, at house near Farnborough. in Kent, will be received with deep sorrow by scientitio and thinking people in every civilised country; ...
... 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 ...
... R Xnme’s Box CHARLES DARWIN, his Danghre - ™ G £ - o ...
... ) LN S (Nt Charles Darwin: Collector who became a recluse ...