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Works 



Hooker. 



LOGUE OF History and Travels.) 



Mr, Wallace has good clai?ns to be considered as an 

 originator of the theory of natural selection. Dr. 

 his address to the British Association, spoke thus of the author: 

 ''Of Mr, Wallace and his many contributions to philosophical 

 biology it is not easy to speak without enthusiasm; for, putting 

 .aside their great merits, he, throughout his zvritings, with a 

 modesty as rare as I believe it to be unconscious, forgets his own 

 unquestioned claim to the honour of having originated, indepen- 



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fresh and original facts with a liveliness and sagacity of reasoning 

 which are not often displayed so effectively on so S7?tall a scaled 

 The Essays in this volume are :—I, "On the Law which has regu- 



Species,'' II, " On the Tendencies of 



of New 



Varieties to depart indefinitely froin the Original Type.'' IIL ''Mi- 

 micry, and other Protective Reseniblances among Animals," IV, 

 '' The Malayan Papilionidm, as illustrative of the Theory of 



in Man and Aniinals." 

 " VII, "A Theory of 



Natm 

 VI. ' 



Nests 



Nests." VIII, ''Creation by Law," IX. '' The Develop- 



Human 



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aces under the Law of Natural k 

 Natui^al Selection as applied to Man 



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WEEK OF CREATION; OR, THE 



COSMOGONY OF GENESIS CONSIDERED IN ITS 

 RELATION TO MODERN SCIENCE. By George War- 

 INGTON, Author of "The Historic Character of the Pentateuch 

 Vindicated." Crown Svo. 4^. M. 



The greater part of this work it taken up with the teaching of the 

 Cosmogony. Its purpose is also investigated, and a chapter is 

 devoted to the consideration of the passage in which the difficulties 



' 'A very able vindication of the Mosaic Cosmogony, by a 



occur. 



knowled^ 



Hebrew text and of distinguished scientific attainments." 

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