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Huxley's defence of Darwin (1975)

Bartholomew, Michael (Author)

Annals of Science: The History of Science and Technology
Volume: 32
Pages: 525-535

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Description Contends that, despite his fervour on Darwin's behalf, Huxley's advocacy of the case for natural selection was not particularly compelling, and that his own scientific work took no revolutionary new direction after 1859.

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