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Thomas H. Huxley

Author of Man's Place in Nature

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Works by Thomas H. Huxley

Man's Place in Nature (1863) 257 copies, 1 review

Science and Hebrew Tradition Essays (2018) 28 copies

William Harvey and the Discovery of the Circulation of the Blood (2015) 28 copies

Evolution and Ethics and Science and Morals (2004) 20 copies

Darwin and Humboldt: Their Lives and Work (Humboldt Library of Science) (2009) 7 copies

Essays (1932) 6 copies

Il diavolo nei dettagli: saggi sull'agnosticismo (2009) 3 copies

A Critical Examination of "On The Origin of Species" (2007) 2 copies

LECTURES ON THE STUDY OF BIOLOGY 1 copy

Utvecklingslära och gammaltestamentlig tradition 1 copy

Elementary Lessons in Physiology 1 copy

Collected Essays, Vol. VI. Hume, with Helps to the Study of Berkeley: Essays 1 copy

Science and Education [Library of Universal Literature - Part 1, Vol 8] 1 copy

Essays Vol 3 Science and Education 1 copy

Essays Vol 1 Methods and Results 1 copy

Associated Works

Philosophy of Mind: Classical and Contemporary Readings (2002) — Contributor — 299 copies, 1 review

The Dinosaur Papers: 1676-1906 (2003) — Contributor — 50 copies

Consciousness and the Universe: Quantum Physics, Evolution, Brain & Mind (2011) — Contributor — 27 copies

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Charles W. Eliot

David J. Chalmers

William E. Buckler

Gordon S. Haight

David B. Weishampel

Clarissa Rinaker Editor

Henrietta A. Huxley Composer

Frederick Barry

John P. Ed. Cushing

Stephen Jay Gould Introduction

Rudolf Freund Illustrator

Loren C. Eiseley Editor

Julian Huxley Editor

Michael Ruse Editor

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