'ORIGIN OF SPECIES,' first note-book of, opened.
Growth of the.
Published.
Its success.
Second edition.
Darwin's change of views upon.
Description of sketch of 1844.
Huxley's view of sketch of 1844.
Prof. Newton's view of same.
The writing of.
Abstract book.
Unorthodoxy of.
Faults of style.
Lyell on.
Huxley on.
Bishop Wilberforce on.
Huxley's summary of reviews of.
Answer to Lyell on.
H.C. Watson on.
Jos. D. Hooker on.
French translation proposed.
First German edition.
Reviewed in the "Times".
First American edition.
Asa Gray on.
Kingsley on.
And the Bible.
Rev. J. Brodie Innes on.
Reviewed in the 'Edinburgh Review.'
Reviewed in the 'North American Review.'
Reviewed in the 'Revue des deux Mondes.'
Reviewed in the "New York Times".
Reviewed in the "Christian Examiner".
Discussed by the British Association.
Reviewed in 'Quarterly Review.'
Reviewed in the 'London Review.'
Reviewed in the 'American Journal of Science and Arts.
Bronn's criticisms of.
Reviewed in the 'Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.'
Answers to criticisms on.
Third edition.
'Historical Sketch of the Recent Progress of Opinion on the.'
Dutch edition.
First French edition.
Reviewed in the 'Geologist.'
Reviewed in the 'Dublin Hospital Gazette.'
Reviewed in the 'Zoologist.'
De Candolle's view of.
Haeckel's view of.
Gen. Sabine on.
Flourens on.
Second French edition.
Criticised by the Duke of Argyll.
Fourth edition.
Third German edition.
Russian editions of.
Fifth edition.
Reviewed in the 'North British Review.'
Reviewed in the 'Athenaeum.'
Third and fourth French editions.
Sixth edition.
Criticised by Pusey.
'Coming of age of.'

OSTRICH, Darwin discovers a new species of.

OULESS, W., paints Darwin's portrait.

OWEN, Sir R., criticises Darwin's theory.
Contradicted by Huxley.
His views on variation by descent.

PALEY's argument of design in nature no longer good.
His 'Natural Theology' mentioned.

PAMPAEAN FORMATION, Darwin on.

PANGENESIS, hypothesis of.
Opinions on.
Anticipated by Hippocrates.

PARKER, Henry, defends the 'Fertilisation of Orchids.'

PARSONS, Theophilus, reviews the 'Origin of Species.'

PEACOCK, George, letter on appointment of naturalist to "Beagle".
Letter from, appointing Darwin to "Beagle".

PENGELLY, William, mentioned.

PERTHES, Boucher de, Darwin on.

PETRELS as agents of distribution.

PHILLIPS, John, mentioned.

PHILOSOPHICAL CLUB, its nature.

'PHILOSOPHIE ZOOLOGIQUE,' Huxley on.

PHOTOGRAPHS, albums of, presented to Darwin by German and Dutch scientists.

PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY elects Darwin an honorary member.

PICTET, Francois Jules, reviews the 'Origin of Species.'

PIGEONS, Darwin's interest in.

PLANTS, fossil.
sexuality of.
A recent discovery.

PLATYSMA, contraction of, from shuddering.

PORTRAITS OF DARWIN, list of.

POTATO DISEASE, Torbitt's experiments on.

POUR LE MERITE, Darwin admitted to order.

POUTER PIGEON, variation in.

'POWER OF MOVEMENT IN PLANTS,' published.
Work on.

PRESTWICH, J., letter to.

PREYER, W., letter to.

PRIMOGENITURE, law of, Darwin on.

'PRINCIPLES OF GEOLOGY,' Huxley on.

PRIORITY, nomenclature of species by.

PROGRESSION, necessary.

PROTECTION, modification for.

PUSEY's criticisms of the 'Origin of Species.'

'QUARTERLY REVIEW,' recognises merits of 'Journal of Researches.'

QUATREFAGES, J.L.A. de, letters to.

RELIGIOUS VIEWS OF DARWIN, difficulties not created by science.

REMINISCENCES OF DARWIN by Hooker.

REVELATION, Darwin's disbelief in.

REVERSION, Darwin on.

REYMOND, Du Bois-, letter to.

RICHMOND, W.B., paints Darwin's portrait.

RIDLEY, C., letter to.

RIVERS, T., letter to.

ROBERTSON, G. Croom, letter to.

ROBERTSON, John, reviews the 'Origin of Species.'

RODWELL, Rev. J.M., letter to.

ROLLESTON, George, his 'Canons.'

ROMAN CATHOLIC church on evolution.

ROMANES, G.J., on Darwin's conscientiousness.
Letters to.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS presents the Baly medal to Darwin.

ROYAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH elects Darwin honorary member.

ROYER, Mlle. Clemence, translates the 'Origin of Species.'
Publishes third French edition.

RUDIMENTARY organs.

SABINE, Gen., on the 'Origin of Species.'

SALTER, J.W., his diagram of spirifers.
'Sand-walk' described.

SANDERSON, J. Burdon, letter to.

SAPORTA, Marquis de, letter to.

SCHAAFFHAUSEN, H., claims to anticipate Darwin.

SCOTT, John, Darwin's estimate of.

SEDGWICK, Rev. Adam, mentioned.
On the 'Origin of Species.'
His review of the 'Origin of Species.'
Criticises the 'Origin of Species.'
On the imperfection of the geological record.

SEEDS, vitality of.

SELECTION, NATURAL, doctrine of, clearly conceived by Darwin about 1839.
Opposed to doctrine of design.
Effect of, on the scientific mind.
And religion.
Small effects of, in changing species.
Among the nobility.
Huxley's lectures to workingmen on.
Progress of.
Darwin anticipated on.
Use of the term.
Effect on sterility.
Progress among the clergy.
Progress of, in Germany.
Progress of, in France.

SELECTION, SEXUAL, instance of, in the dogs of Beyrout.

SEMPER, K., letters to.

SHELBURNE, Lord, anecdote of.

SLAVERY, Darwin's opinion of.
In the United States.

SMITH, Sydney, inexplicably amusing.

SOCIALISM and the descent of man.

SOCIETIES, learned, Darwin's membership in.

SOUTH AMERICAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY, Darwin's connection with.

SPECIES, mutability of.
Origin of, effect of isolation on.
Specific centres.

SPENCER, Herbert, letters to.
Prof. Huxley's friendship with.
Darwin on.
Originates the term 'survival of the fittest.'
His impression of 'Pangenesis.'

SPIRITISM, Darwin on.

SPONTANEITY, Bain's theory of.

SPRENGEL, C.C., his work on the fertilisation of flowers.

STANHOPE, Lord, his parties of historians.

STEBBING, Rev. T.R.R., letter to.

STENDEL'S 'Nomenclator.'

STERILITY, effect of natural selection on.
Of moths.

STOKES, Admiral, Lord, extract from letter of.

STONES standing on end in the Southampton drift.

STRICKLAND, Hugh, letters to.
Letter from.

STRIPED HORSES.

STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.

STYLE of Darwin.

SUBLIMITY, where felt most by Darwin.

SULIVAN, B.J., letter to.

SULIVAN, Admiral Sir James, extract from letter of.

SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST, use of the term.

TEGETMEIER, W.B., extract from letter to.

TELEOLOGY, evolution and.
Darwin's revival of.

TENERIFFE, projected trip to.

THIEL, H., letter to.

THOMSON, Thomas, mentioned.

THOMSON, Sir Wyville, on abyssal fauna.

THORLEY, Miss, botanical work with.

THWAITES, G.J.K., mentioned.

TIERRA DEL FUEGO MISSION, Darwin's connection with.

"TIMES", its review of the 'Origin of Species.'
Darwin on.

TORBITT, James, his work on the potato disease.

TURIN, Royal Academy of, presents Darwin the Bressa prize.

TYLOR, E.B., letter to.

TYNDALL, John, praises the 'Origin of Species.'

USBORNE, A.B., extract from a letter of.

VAN DYCK, W.T., letter to.

VARIATIONS IN SPECIES, Wallace's essay on.
Darwin and Wallace's joint paper on.
Sudden.
Governed by design.
Cause of.
Mimetic, of butterflies.
Governed by design.
Mimetic, of plants.
In colours of insects.
Transmission of.
Analogical.
Darwin studies the causes of.

'VARIATION OF ANIMALS AND PLANTS UNDER DOMESTICATION,' work on.
Publication of.
Reviewed in the "Nation".
Russian edition.
Second edition.
Reviewed in the "Pall Mall Gazette".
Reviewed in the "Gardeners' Chronicle".
Reviewed in the "Athenaeum".
Reviewed in the 'Zoological Record.'
American edition.

VARIETIES, production of.
And species, collecting facts about.

'VESTIGES OF CREATION' read by Darwin.
Huxley on.

VINES, S.H., letter to.

VIRCHOW connects the descent of man with socialism.

VISUALISING, questions and answers on the faculty of.

VIVISECTION.

WAGNER, Moritz, criticised by A. Weismann.
Letters to.

WAGNER, R., mentioned.

WALLACE, A.R., sends essay to Darwin.
Letters to.
Essay on variation.
His 'Zoological Geography.'
Reviews the 'Descent of Man.'
Reviews Mivart's 'Lessons from Nature.'
Pension granted to.
Defends the 'Fertilisation of Orchids.'

WATKINS, Archdeacon, reminiscence of Darwin.
Letter to.

WATSON, H.C., mentioned.
On the 'Origin of Species.'

WEDGWOOD, Josiah, his character.
Mentioned.
Letter from.

WEDGWOOD, Miss Julia, on Erasmus Darwin, in "Spectator".
Letter to.

WEISMANN, August, letters to.

WELLS, Dr., anticipates Darwin on natural selection.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY, Darwin buried in.

WHEWELL, Dr., mentioned.
On the succession of species.

WHITLEY, C., letter to.

WIESNER, Julius, letter to.

WILBERFORCE, Bishop, criticises the 'Origin of Species.'

WILLIAM IV, coronation of.

WOODPECKER, Pampas, Darwin on.

WOOLNER, T., makes a bust of Darwin.
Discovers infolded point of the human ear.

WOLLASTON MEDAL.

WOLLASTON's 'Insecta Maderensia.'
His 'Variation of Species' referred to.

WORKS BY DARWIN, list of.

WRIGHT, Chauncey, letter from.
Letters to.
On his visit to Darwin at Down.

YARRELL, William, mentioned.

ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY, Darwin visits.
Reads a paper at.

'ZOOLOGY OF THE VOYAGE OF H.M.S. "BEAGLE",' arrangement for publication.





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