More speculations [see 5811] on the evolutionary development of man, relating progress to the consumption of better food and the availability of moist air.
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More speculations [see 5811] on the evolutionary development of man, relating progress to the consumption of better food and the availability of moist air.
Apologises for shortcomings of his argument in earlier letters, explaining he has had little scientific education, but a life-long interest in progressive development. Resumes theorising.