Life of Charles Darwin - G. T. Bettany

[ 10] The full text of a large part of Darwin’s original chapter on Instinct, which was omitted from the “Origin of Species” for the sake of condensation, is published in Mr. Romanes’ “Mental Evolution in Animals,” 1883, which also contains many other observations by Darwin.

[ 11] The reader will thus be able to judge for himself how far Darwin’s “Origin of Species” gained, “from the very first outset, universal respect and a fair hearing,” as Mr. Grant Allen, with singular forgetfulness, states (“Darwin,” p. 112). The violence of the attacks made upon Darwin by the majority of religious and orthodox journals is well known.

[ 12] G. J. Romanes, in “Charles Darwin,” memorial notices reprinted from Nature.

[ 13] Round Table Series. “Charles Darwin” (1886), by J. T. Cunningham.

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Ainsworth, Mr. W. F., on Darwin at Edinburgh, [22]
Allen, Mr. Grant, on Darwin, [25], [31], [95], [112]
Ancestry of the Darwins, [11], [12], [14]
Andes, [43], [45]
Antiquity of man, [113]
Ants, Observations on, [88], [89]
Archæology and earthworms, [151], [152]
Athenæum, The, [22], [94], [124]