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62. Darwin And Evolution In 1880, he wrote, with his son Francis, The Power of but backed away years laterto say, with Darwin, that humanity of the day and even became Editor of The http://www.ship.edu/~cgboeree/evolution.html

Darwin and Evolution Dr. C. George Boeree Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882) Charles Darwin was born in Shrewsbury, England, on February 2, 1809. His father was Robert Waring Darwin, a physician and son of the famous Erasmus Darwin, also a physician, as well as a respected writer and naturalist. His mother was Susannah Wedgewood Darwin. She died when Charles was eight. Charles was educated in the local school, taught by Dr. Samuel Butler. In 1825, he went to Edinburgh to start studying medicine, but he soon realized that he did not have the stomach for it! So he switched to Cambridge, ostensibly to become a clergyman. He was actually more interested in entomology especially beetles and in hunting. He graduated from Christ’s College in 1831. It is said that even when he was a young man, he had a patient and open mind, spending many hours collecting specimens of one sort or another and pondering over new ideas. The idea of evolution was very much in the air in those times: It was increasingly clear to naturalists that species change and have been changing for many millennia. The question was, how did this happen? One of his mentors, John Henslow, encouraged him to apply for the (unpaid!) position of naturalist on a surveying expedition on the now-famous vessel, the Beagle, under the command of Capt. Robert Fitz-Roy. Charles left England for the first time in his life on December 27, 1831. He wouldn’t return until October 2, 1836!

63. URBANOWICZ ON DARWIN/September 1996 Paper includes a short biography and commentary on aspects of Charles Darwin's scientific research, Category Science Biology History Darwin, Charles...... dated July 1842 in More Letters of Charles Darwin A Record Of His Work In A SeriesOf Hitherto Unpublished Letters, Francis Darwin (Editor), 1903, page 32. http://www.csuchico.edu/~curban/Darwin/DarwinSem-S95.html

URBANOWICZ ON DARWIN If you desire a recent "Darwin" item you might wish to examine my January 2003 web page (entitled " There Is A Grandeur in This View Of Life ") which is a chapter that appears in Darwin Day Collection One: The Best Single Idea Ever edited by Amanda Chesworth et al. (Albuquerque, New Mexico: Tangled Bank Press). The complete 466 page volume (ISBN 0-9723844-0-5) may be purchased for $29.95 from The Darwin Day Organization ( http://www.darwinday.org ). The January 2003 page includes numerous post-1996 references, including three "Darwin videos" currently available on the WWW . Dr. Charles F. Urbanowicz/Professor of Anthropology California State University, Chico / Chico, California 95929-0400 Telephone FAX e-mail: curbanowicz@csuchico.edu and home page: http://www.csuchico.edu/~curban PLEASE NOTE: The original Non-WWW paper was Completed 31 January 1995 WWW "links" added as of 30 September 1996 and placed @ http://www.csuchico.edu/~curban/Darwin/DarwinSem-S95.html

64. 1990DossierOnDarwinLetter Dear Editor his death, twenty members of Parliament requested that Darwin be buried fourhorsefuneral carriage (accompanied by his sons Francis, Leonard, and http://www.csuchico.edu/~curban/1990DossierOnDarwinLetter.html

A DOSSIER ON DARWIN: A LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dr. Charles F. Urbanowicz / Professor of Anthropology California State University, Chico / Chico, California 95929-0400 Office Dept FAX e-mail: curbanowicz@csuchico.edu home page: http://www.csuchico.edu/~curban http://www.csuchico.edu/~curban/1990DossierOnDarwinLetter.html 26 September 1990 This letter was originally published in the Chico Enterprise-Record Note : for a item, please see: http://www.csuchico.edu/~curban/FA2001Unitarian.html Dear Editor: Chico Enterprise-Record Charles R. Darwin (1809-1882), while visitng a friend in London in December 1881, suffered a mild heart seizure. On the 12th of February 1882, his 73rd birthday, Darwin wrote to a friend that "my course is nearly run" and within two months, on Wednesday, the 19th of April 1882, he had a heart attack and died. Darwin's remains, however are not in the community of Down (where he lived from 1842 until 1882), but are localed in the chapel of St. Faith in Westminster Abbey, in London. Upon his death, twenty members of Parliament requested that Darwin be buried in the Abbey and his four-horse funeral carriage (accompanied by his sons Francis, Leonard, and Horace) made the 16 mile journey to London on the 25th of April 1882. If one considers how fiercely Darwin had been attacked by certain of the orthodox clergy during his lifetime it does seem somewhat interesting that he once intended to become a clergyman and that he is, in fact, buried in one of the most symbolic religious structures of the British Empire.

65. EducationGuardian.co.uk | Books | Move Over, Darwin Move over, Darwin 'I used to drive to a town 40 from the shire on a shopping trip'Francis Wheen Saturday Tauber recommended him to the features Editor of Today http://education.guardian.co.uk/higher/books/story/0,10595,801960,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Special reports The Guardian The weblog Email services The informer The northerner The wrap Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Search this site Title Author Keyword Move over, Darwin 'I used to drive to a town 40-50 miles away. In a quiet spot, I would stop, put my wig and high-heeled shoes on, make up and generally make myself presentable. Then I would drive to town as a lady from the shire on a shopping trip' Francis Wheen Saturday September 28, 2002 The Guardian In 1971, the writer Colin Wilson received a 521-page typescript through the post. Since making his name in 1956 with The Outsider - a philosophical bestseller - Wilson had written more than two dozen books on sex, crime, philosophy and the occult. Surely he would see the point. In an accompanying letter, Charlotte Bach PhD explained that her text - Homo Mutans, Homo Luminens - was merely the "prolegomenon" to a projected work of about 3,000 pages which would demonstrate beyond doubt that sexual deviation was the mainspring of evolution. Wilson felt daunted by its length, its difficulty and, not least, by the fact that Dr Bach used an all-capital typewriter on orange paper. He glanced at the first 50 pages, groaned and set it aside. A few weeks later, confined to bed with flu, he tried again. "It was hard going," he recalled, "but my real misgiving was that she was just an absurdly conceited female. She dismissed everyone she disagreed with - Monod, Russell, Desmond Morris - with a lofty contempt... Yet as I persisted, this unpleasant first impression was outweighed by a sense of tremendous intelligence and an impressive grasp of European cultural history. Whether or not the theory was correct, there could be no doubt that she possessed a powerful and original mind."

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67. Francis Galton And The Eugenics Society But when Sir Squire Sprigge, Editor of the Lancet Francis Galton was the HonoraryPresident of the Eugenics Eugenics Society was Major Leonard Darwin (18501943 http://www.eugenics-watch.com/roots/chap02.html

Chapter Two: Francis Galton and the Eugenics Society Francis Galton (1822-1911) was an English scientist who studied heredity and intelligence. He was the person who coined the word eugenics, using Greek words to express what was originally a Greek concept. He was a cousin of Charles Darwin. Erasmus Darwin was Francis Galton's maternal grandfather and also Charles Darwin's paternal grandfather. Erasmus Darwin developed a theory of evolution that Charles Darwin later expanded and refined. Galton defined his new word this way: "Eugenics is the study of agencies under social control that may improve or impair the racial qualities of future generations, whether physically or mentally." But he wanted more than a little study. In 1905, he wrote about the three stages of eugenics ã first an academic matter, then a practical policy, and finally "it must be introduced into the national consciousness as a new religion." In Memories of My Life, Galton said that the publication of Darwin's book on evolution stirred a rebellion against religious dogma: "The publication in 1859 of The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin made a marked epoch in my own mental development, as it did in that of human thought generally. Its effect was to demolish a multitude of dogmatic barriers by a single stroke, and to arouse a spirit of rebellion against all ancient authorities whose positive and unauthenticated statements were contradicted by modern science."

68. Darwin's Works According to the Editor, 1/3 of the manuscript was not included in the Journal, which ByCharles Darwin, assisted by Francis Darwin (London John Murray, 1880). http://149.152.105.38/darwin/DarwinBiblio.html

Charles Darwin's Works Voyage of the Beagle Writings Writings on Evolution Writings on Barnacles, Plants, and Worms Letters and Autobiography ... Notebooks and Drafts Other Resources On-Line: Time Line of Darwin's Life Brief Biography of Darwin Darwin on his own Writings Voyage of the Beagle Writings Extracts from letters from C. Darwin to Professor Henslow , read at a meeting of the Cambridge Philosophical Society on Nov. 6, 1835 and printed for private distribution among members of the society, 32pp. [1838-43, ed.] The Zoology of the Voyage of H. M. S. Beagle, under the Command of Captain Fitzroy, R. N., during the years 1832-1836 , edited and superintended by Charles Darwin (London: Smith Elder and Co., issued in parts, 1838-43) Part 1: Fossil Mammalia , by Richard Owen, 1838-40 Part 2: Mammalia , by George R. Waterhouse, 1838-39 Part 3: Birds , by John Gould, 1838-41 Part 4: Fishes , by Leonard Jenyns, 1840-42 Part 5: Reptiles , by Thomas Bell, 1842-43 Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geology of Countries visited during the Voyage of H. M. S. Beagle . (1st ed: London: Henry Colburn, 1839, published as vol. 3 of Robert Fitzroy (ed.)

69. Stories, Listed By Author and Science Fiction, ed. Anthony Boucher J. Francis McComas, Little 1977. CELLARIUS(chron.) * Darwin Among the Machines “To the Editor”, as by http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/isfac/s57.htm

Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents CARTER, PAUL A. (chron.) (continued) * The Mystery of the Duplicate Diamonds, (ss) Stellar #7, ed. Judy-Lynn del Rey, Ballantine 1981 * An Ounce of Prevention, (ss) Sum 1950 Far Boundaries , ed. August Derleth, Pellegrini Cudahy 1951 CARTER, ROBERT M. H. (chron.) * Rotating Frame-Up, (nv) Pulsar #2, ed. George Hay, Penguin 1979 CARTIER, EDD ; [i.e., Edward Daniel Cartier] (1914- ) (chron.) * Life on Other Worlds, (il) Travellers of Space , ed. Martin Greenberg, Gnome 1951 CARTMILL, CLEVE (E.) (books) (chron.) * The Bargain, (ss) Unknown Aug 1942 The Unknown 5 , ed. D. R. Bensen, Pyramid 1964 * Dead Run [ Jake Murchison ], (nv) Thrilling Wonder Stories Feb 1950 The Space Scavengers , Major 1975 * Deadline, (nv) Astounding Mar 1944 Best of Science Fiction , ed. Groff Conklin, Crown 1946 Best of Science Fiction , ed. Groff Conklin, Crown 1963 ... The Great SF Stories 6 (1944) * The Green Cat, (ss) Worlds Beyond Jan 1951 The Outer Reaches , ed. August Derleth, Pellegrini Cudahy 1951

70. The Collected Essays Of Francis Ellingwood Abbot (1836-1903), American Philosoph Francis E. Abbot was a noted American philosopher and champion of Free the first Americanphilosopher to support Charles Darwin, the founding Editor of The http://www.mellenbooks.com/emp/mellenpress.cfm?bookid=1310&pc=9

71. Deifying Darwin, By Dr. Linda Gorman Lettersto-the-Editor pages around the country Biochemist Michael Behe, author ofDarwin’s Black Box At present, DNA discoverer Francis Crick’s speculation http://i2i.org/Publications/Op-Eds/Other/DeifyingDarwin.htm

September 3, 1999 Deifying Darwin by Linda Gorman From the coverage, one would think that the Kansas Board of Education voted to require Kansas schools to indoctrinate the kiddies with the notion that the world was created in 4004 B.C. by angels dancing on the head of a pin. Claiming that the board voted to “delete virtually any mention of evolution from the state’s science curriculum,” news articles portrayed the vote as “one of the most far-reaching efforts by creationists to challenge the teaching of evolution in schools.” To Randy Moore, the editor of the magazine of the National Association of Biology Teachers, it was the return of the dark ages. “It’s going on everywhere, and the creationists are winning,” he said. Letters-to-the-Editor pages around the country were filled with missives pitying the unwashed uninformed who would presume to question the “fact” of evolution. But evolution is a theory, not a fact. And when it comes to the “facts” that the theory can explain, the Kansas Board of Education has a point. Micro-evolution takes a short term perspective and focuses on intraspecies variation. It assumes that natural selection operates on existing variations in populations to bring about relatively small changes in population characteristics. Changing beak sizes of Galapagos finches, color changes in Manchester moths, and bacterial antibiotic resistance are the classic examples. Because scientific observation and experiment support the theory of micro-evolution, it is not controversial. It is included in the Kansas standards.

72. Editor's Desktop At The Zoo Fence Among the titles are The Origin of The Species (Charles Darwin); Science and Religion BrotherSun, Sister Moon about the young adult years of Francis of Assisi http://www.zoofence.com/deskarc1.html

Back The Way Home! Most of the items that appear on the Desktop page are time sensitive, meaning that, a few days or weeks after they have been posted, they are no longer of any interest, and need to be deleted. There are some, however, that are worth keeping; but, after having served their immediate purpose, they no longer belong on the desktop itself. So, I have created this page. We'll see. Yesterday morning, as I was putting together the " Here's A Thought " item for the week, I was suddenly, unexpectedly, and irresistibly moved from within to retire the candle that had been at TZF's front door since September 11, and restore the site's original first page . So, I did. Thus, I made the change for no logical, topical, or rational reason, but just because somehow it was clear to me that it was time to do it. In the weeks since the candle has been in place, a number of TZFers have commented on it, and I thought you'd like to know why it has been replaced. October 29, 2001

73. The Man Who Dared To Climb The Family Tree | Csmonitor.com in the words of his son Francis, the curious As often as possible, however, Darwin'sscientific friends avoided was the cousin of which Editor on precisely http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/0926/p21s01-bogn.html

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76. A - Historical Documentary Editions 2000 Correspondents include Franz Boas, Charles Darwin, Edward D. Cope, Mahlon Dickerson,Asa Gray The Journal and Letters of Francis Asbury Editor Elmer T http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/ade/nhprc/a.html

Historical Documentary Editions 2000 Return to Index L ist of Projects (alphabetical by name of historical figure) A B C D ... T U V W X Y Z Minutes and Correspondence of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1812-1924 Microfilm Edition Editor: Maurice E. Phillips Publisher: Scholarly Resources, Inc. D 1841, 38 reels, 92-page guide (1967). Guide alone can be ordered from Scientific Publications, Academy of Natural Sciences, 19th Street and the Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19103. John Adams by John Singleton Copley. Portrait Collection, bequest of Ward Nicholas Boylston, 1828, to Harvard College. Courtesy of Harvard University. The Adams Papers Editor-in-Chief: Richard Alan Ryerson, Massachusetts Historical Society Publisher: Harvard University Press (The Belknap Press) A comprehensive edition of the diaries, correspondence, and other papers of the Adams family from 1753 to 1889. The edition will cover four generations, beginning with John and Abigail and ending with the sons of Charles Francis Adams: John Quincy II, Charles Francis II, Henry, and Brooks. To be completed in approximately 100 volumes in four series: Diaries, Family Correspondence, General Correspondence, and Portraits.

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78. Darwin, Sir Francis Darwin, Sir Francis. 18481925, English botanist, assistant to hisfather, Charles Robert Darwin. He lectured in botany at Cambridge http://www.slider.com/enc/15000/Darwin_Sir_Francis.htm

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79. The Darwin Correspondence Online Database Darwin, GH to Knowles, JT, 8 Feb 1875 Letter to Editor of Contemp. Darwin, Francisto Candolle, Alphonse de, 24 Jan 1882 FD and CD have been interested in http://darwin.lib.cam.ac.uk/perl/nav?class=scientific&term=communication

80. Charles C. Perkins's Italian Sculptors -- Charles Francis Adams's Memoirs Of Joh Charles C. Perkins's Italian Sculptors Charles Francis Adams's Memoirs CharlesDarwin's Variation of Animals and Plants under Charles Dudley, Editor's Study http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/moa/browse.author/c.75.html

A B C D ... Non-alphabetic Charles C. Perkins's Italian Sculptors Charles Francis Adams's Memoirs of John Quincy Adams, Vol. II.: Previous Next Charles C. Perkins's Italian Sculptors The North American Review , vol. 108, issue 223 (April 1869). Charles Carleton Coffin's Four Years of Fighting The North American Review , vol. 103, issue 213 (October 1866). Charles, Carroll Renunciation Scribner's Monthly , vol. 12, issue 3 (July 1876). Charles Darwin's Insectivorous Plants The North American Review , vol. 122, issue 251 (April 1876). Charles Darwin's Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication The North American Review , vol. 107, issue 220 (July 1868). Charles De Kay's "The Vision of Esther" The Century , vol. 25, issue 1 (Nov 1882). Charles Dexter Cleveland. Compendium of Classical Literature The New Englander , vol. 19, issue 75 (July 1861). Charles Dickens Harper's New Monthly Magazine , vol. 12, issue 69 (February 1856). Charles Dickens The North American Review , vol. 56, issue 118 (January 1843). Charles Dickens The North American Review , vol. 106, issue 219 (April 1868).

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