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Nature, Gardens & Animals
American Addresses, with a Lecture on the Study of Biology
Thomas Henry Huxley
128 pages~2 hr 33 min read14 chapters$4.99
Thomas Huxley came to America and made the case for evolution to packed halls. These addresses lay out the three hypotheses about nature's history, then the mounting evidence for descent, in the clearest voice Victorian science could offer. Bold public lectures from Darwin's great champion. Hear the argument for evolution from its finest advocate.
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14 chapters
- 1AMERICAN ADDRESSES,
- 2WITH A LECTURE ON THE STUDY OF BIOLOGY.
- 3CONTENTS.
- 4NEW YORK.
- 5LECTURES ON EVOLUTION.
- 6LECTURE I.
- 7THE THREE HYPOTHESES RESPECTING THE HISTORY OF NATURE.
- 8LECTURE II.
- 9THE HYPOTHESIS OF EVOLUTION. THE NEUTRAL AND THE FAVOURABLE EVIDENCE.
- 10LECTURE III.
- 11THE DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE OF EVOLUTION.
- 12BALTIMORE.
- 13ADDRESS ON UNIVERSITY EDUCATION.[1]
- 14LONDON.
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