Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... to point in the direction of the belief that the Great Spirit of the Universe has wrought slowly and with infinite pa- tience , through innumerable ages , rather than by abrupt interven- viii DARWIN FROM A RELIGIOUS POINT OF VIEW . tion.
... to point in the direction of the belief that the Great Spirit of the Universe has wrought slowly and with infinite pa- tience , through innumerable ages , rather than by abrupt interven- viii DARWIN FROM A RELIGIOUS POINT OF VIEW . tion.
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... tion and by means of great catastrophes , in the production of the results , in the animate and inanimate world , which now offer to the student of nature boundless scope for observation and inquiry . " -The Christian World . " Let us ...
... tion and by means of great catastrophes , in the production of the results , in the animate and inanimate world , which now offer to the student of nature boundless scope for observation and inquiry . " -The Christian World . " Let us ...
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... tion of the spirally - wound lamina is a little open along its whole course or only in parts , but a small creat- ure which forced its way into the tube at any point would be prevented from escaping by the incurved hairs , and would ...
... tion of the spirally - wound lamina is a little open along its whole course or only in parts , but a small creat- ure which forced its way into the tube at any point would be prevented from escaping by the incurved hairs , and would ...
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... tion of Vege- in the history of the world than most persons through the would at first suppose . In almost all humid Action of countries they are extraordinarily numerous , and for their size possess great muscular power . In many parts ...
... tion of Vege- in the history of the world than most persons through the would at first suppose . In almost all humid Action of countries they are extraordinarily numerous , and for their size possess great muscular power . In many parts ...
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... tion of Ani- mals and Plants under Domestica- tion , vol . i , page 3 . I SHALL in this volume treat , as fully as my materials permit , the whole subject of varia- tion under domestication . We may thus hope to obtain some light ...
... tion of Ani- mals and Plants under Domestica- tion , vol . i , page 3 . I SHALL in this volume treat , as fully as my materials permit , the whole subject of varia- tion under domestication . We may thus hope to obtain some light ...
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