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CONTENTS
CHAPTER
PAGE
I.¡ªTHE SECRET OF DARWIN¡¯S GREATNESS 9
II.¡ªBOYHOOD¡ªEDINBURGH¡ªCAMBRIDGE (1817£¿31) 16
III.¡ªVOYAGE OF THE ¡°BEAGLE¡± (1831£¿36) 21
CAMBRIDGE¡ªLONDON¡ªWORK UPON THE COLLECTIONS¡ªMARRIAGE¡ª GEOLOGICAL WORK¡ªJOURNAL OF THE VOYAGE¡ªCORAL REEFS¡ª
FIRST RECORDED THOUGHTS ON EVOLUTION (1837£¿42) 25
IV.¡ª
V.¡ªDOWN¡ªGEOLOGY OF THE VOYAGE¡ªWORK ON CIRRIPEDES (1842£¿54) 35
VI.¡ªTHE GROWTH OF THE ¡°ORIGIN OF SPECIES¡± (1837£¿58) 42 GROWTH OF THE ¡°ORIGIN¡± ( )¡ªCORRESPONDENCE WITH
VII.¡ª
FRIENDS 50
VIII.¡ªDARWIN AND WALLACE (1858) 60
DARWIN¡¯S SECTION OF THE JOINT MEMOIR READ BEFORE THE LINNEAN
IX.¡ª
X.¡ª
XI.¡ª
XII.¡ª
XIII.¡ª
SOCIETY JULY 1, 1858 65
WALLACE¡¯S SECTION OF THE JOINT MEMOIR READ BEFORE THE LINNEAN
SOCIETY JULY 1, 1858 71
COMPARISON OF DARWIN¡¯S AND WALLACE¡¯S SECTIONS OF THE JOINT
MEMOIR¡ªRECEPTION OF THEIR VIEWS¡ªTHEIR FRIENDSHIP 78
THE GROWTH OF WALLACE¡¯S CONVICTIONS ON EVOLUTION AND DISCOVERY
87viii
OF NATURAL SELECTION¡ªBORNEO 1855¡ªTERNATE 1858
CANON TRISTRAM THE FIRST PUBLICLY TO ACCEPT THE THEORY OF
NATURAL SELECTION (1859) 92
XIV.¡ªTHE PREPARATION OF THE ¡°ORIGIN OF SPECIES¡± (1858£¿59) 95
XV.¡ªTHE ORIGIN OF SPECIES (1859) 100
XVI.¡ªTHE INFLUENCE OF DARWIN UPON LYELL (1859£¿64) 105
INFLUENCE OF DARWIN UPON HOOKER AND ASA GRAY¡ªNATURAL
SELECTION AND DESIGN IN NATURE (1860£¿68) 111
XVII.¡ª
XVIII.¡ªINFLUENCE OF DARWIN UPON HUXLEY 119
XIX.¡ªTHE DIFFICULTY WITH WHICH THE ¡°ORIGIN¡± WAS UNDERSTOOD 144 THE DIFFICULTY WITH WHICH THE ¡°ORIGIN¡± WAS UNDERSTOOD
(
)¡ªVIEWS ON SPONTANEOUS GENERATION 153
VARIATION OF ANIMALS AND PLANTS UNDER DOMESTICATION: PANGENESIS (1868) 161
PANGENESIS AND CONTINUITY OF THE GERM-PLASM: DARWIN¡¯S
CONFIDENCE IN PANGENESIS 178
DESCENT OF MAN¡ªEXPRESSION OF EMOTIONS¡ªEARTH-WORMS (1871£¿
81) 186
XXI.¡ª
XXII.¡ª
XXIII.¡ª
XXIV.¡ªBOTANICAL WORKS (1862£¿86) 193
XXV.¡ªLETTERS FROM DARWIN TO PROFESSOR MELDOLA (1871£¿82) 199
XXVI.¡ªHIS LAST ILLNESS (1882) 219
INDEX 221