Plans for his new book, Contributions to the theory of natural selection (1870), which will contain his papers on the subject.
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Plans for his new book, Contributions to the theory of natural selection (1870), which will contain his papers on the subject.
Thanks for the drawing.
E. Claparède’s review [of Theory of natural selection, Rev. Cours Sci. 7 (1870): 564–71] is weak.
Looks forward [to Descent] with fear of being "crushed under a mountain of facts!"
On a good criticism of ARW’s views [North Am. Rev. (1870)].
Problems of establishing a permanent residence.
His Presidential Address for Entomological Society will answer A. Murray on geographical distribution of Coleoptera.