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THE HISTORY OF CREATION; OR, THE DEVELOP- 

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 and Lamarck in particular. From the German of Ernst Haeckel, 

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THE EVOLUTION OF MAN. A Popular Exposition of the 

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FREEDOM IN SCIENCE AND TEACHING. From the 

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