A.Ainsworth, Mr. W. F., on Darwin at Edinburgh,22Allen, Mr. Grant, on Darwin,25,31,95,112Ancestry of the Darwins,11,12,14Andes,43,45Antiquity of man,113Ants, Observations on,88,89Archæology and earthworms,151,152Athenæum, The,22,94,124B.Bahia,32Bahia Blanca,38Beagle, H.M.S.,27,29,34,36,40,41,44,45,48,52-60,65Bees, Observations on,88,89Bell, Sir C., “Anatomy of Expression,”126Bentley, T., and Darwin’s mother,17Blushing,133Bladderwort, The,140Botanical papers,103Botanical works,103-108,136-145Brazil,32-36Breeds, Domestic,80-82,109-111British Association, Darwin at,60Buenos Ayres,39,40Burdon-Sanderson, Prof.,140Butterwort, The,140Button, Jemmy, the Fuegian,130C.Caldcleugh, Mr.,45Cambridge University,24-29,146Candolle, A. de,148-150Carlisle, Bishop of, on Darwin,154,155Carlyle, Thomas and Mrs., and Erasmus Darwin,19Character of Darwin,155-160,162-165Chili,43-45Chiloe,43Chonos Archipelago,43Christianity and Darwin,115-117,121,163-166,169Cirripedia, Books on,61-63Classification,91“Climbing Plants,”107Copley medal,106Coral reefs, Book on,55-59;observations on,48,52,55Corfield, Mr. R.,43Cross-fertilisation of plants,141-143D.Dana, Prof. J. D., on Coral Reefs,58Darwin, Charles, and domestic animals,71;and entomology,25,167;and Malthus,72,73;and novelists,133;and Prof. Henslow,24-30;and Sir C. Lyell,31,51,52,69,70;and Sir J. Hooker,54,74,75,78;and slavery,34,35;and spelling reform,148;as an experimenter,162;at Cambridge,24-29;at Edinburgh,22-24;“BiographicalSketchof anInfant,”131;birth,18;character of,155-160,162-165;“Climbing Plants,”107;contributions to mental science,134,135;death of,153;“Descent of Man,”112-125;discovery of extinct mammals,38,39;elected F.G.S.,51;F.R.S.,52;experience of missionaries,43,47;experiments on children,129,131;“Expression of Emotions,”126-135;fertilisation in the vegetable kingdom,141-143;“Fertilisation of Orchids,”103-106;first scientific paper,23;“Formation of Mould,”150-152;forms of flowers,143;funeral of,154;“Geology of theBeagle,”55-60;history of “Origin of Species,”64-78;honours bestowed on,146;“Insectivorous Plants,”136-139;“Journal of Researches,”52;modesty of,28,66;on blushing,133;on Cirripedia,61-63;on religion,115-117,121,163-169;on vivisection,160-162;“Origin of Species,”41,42,46,64-78,79-99;physical appearance and habits of,100-102,147,148;places named after,48;portraits of,146;power of movement in plants,143-145;school-days of,19-21;secretary of Geological Society,51;sons of,102;statue of,156;voyage inBeagle,29-50Darwin, Mrs. C.,53Darwin, Erasmus, of Lichfield and Derby,12-14,66-67Darwin, Erasmus, of London,19,153Darwin, Mr. Francis,140-144Darwin, Mrs. R. W. (Susannah Wedgwood),17-19Darwin, R. W., of Elston,12Darwin, R. W., father of Charles,14-18Darwin Sound,48Death of Charles Darwin,153“Descent of Man,”112-125Digestion by plants,137,138Discovery of extinct mammals,39Down House,60,101,102,147-150E.Earle, Erasmus,12Earthquake experience,44Earthworms, Darwin on,150-152Edinburgh Review, on “Descent of Man,”124;on Erasmus Darwin,12,13;on “Origin of Species,”94Edinburgh University,21-24Ehrenberg,31Entomology,25,141-143Evolution, History of, in Darwin’s mind,39,40-42,46,47,50,64-78,112“Expression of Emotions,”126-135F.Falkland Islands,43,60Fertilisation, Cross and Self-, in the Vegetable Kingdom,141-143“Fertilisation of Orchids,”103-106Fitzroy, Capt.,27,29,31,48,49“Forms of Flowers,”143Fuegians,42,43,112Funeral of Charles Darwin,154G.Galapagos Islands,45-47Gauchos,38,40,116,130Geikie, Prof. A., on Darwin’s “Coral Reefs,”58Geographical distribution,91Geological observations by Darwin,30,38,39Geological papers by Darwin,51,52,59,60Geological record, Imperfection of,90,91Geological Society,51,52,63“Geology of theBeagle,”53,55-60Germination of plants,142Grant, Prof.,23,69Greville, Dr.,23H.Haeckel, Prof.,71,72,147Hall, Capt. Basil, and Coral Reefs,55Henslow, Prof.,24-30Herbert, Dean,71Holmgren, Prof., Letter to,160-162Honours conferred on Darwin,146Hooker, Sir J.,54,74,78,140Huxley, Prof.,65,91,94,165-167I.Imagination, Definition of,115“Insectivorous Plants,”136-141Insects,88,89,102-106,136-139Instinct,88-90,114Interdependence of species,84J.Jameson, Prof.,23“Journal of Researches,”31,34,36,42,46,53K.Keeling Islands,48,56L.Lamarck and Darwin,67,68Linnean Society,75-78,107,143,147Literary position of Darwin,165Lubbock, Sir J.,141Lyell, Sir C.,31,51,52,69,70,74M.Magellan, Straits of,43Maldonado,36,37Malthus on Population,72,73,82Mammals, Extinct,38,39,54Masters, Dr., on Darwin and Horticulture,167Matthew, Mr. P., and “Origin of Species,”97Mental powers of man,114-123Mental science, Darwin and,134,135Meteyard, Miss, on R. W. Darwin,16;on Wedgwood,18Missionaries,43,47Monkeys,132Monkeys and man,114,115,117,118,120,122Monte Video,36,40Montgomery, James, “Pelican Island,”55Morphology,64,91,92“Mould, Formation of,”152Mount Darwin,49Mount, The, Shrewsbury,17-20,80“Movement, Power of, in Plants,”143-145Murray, Mr. J., on Coral Reefs,59Mylodon Darwinii,54N.“Naturalist’s VoyageRoundthe World,”53Natural Selection,84,85,97-99,108,117New Zealand,47Niata cattle,40Novelists,133O.“Orchids, Fertilisation of,”103-106“Origin of Species,”41,42,46,64-78,79-99Owen, Sir R.,53,64Oxford, Bishop of, (Wilberforce), on “Origin of Species,”95P.Palæontographical Society,62Pampas thistles,40Pangenesis, Hypothesis of,111Patagonia,41Peru,45Phillips, Prof. J.,52,63Physiological Selection,87Physiological Society,159Plinian Society, Edinburgh,22,23Port Darwin,48Portraits of Darwin,146Punch,123,124Q.Quarterly Reviewon Darwin’s “Journal,”53;on “Descent of Man,”124,125;on “Origin of Species,”95R.Ray Society,62Religion,115-117,121Religious views of Darwin,163-166,169Reptiles of Galapagos,46Riley, Prof. C. V., on Darwin and Entomology,25,167Rio Negro,37,40Rio Plata,41Romanes, Mr.,87,89,115,134,135Rosas, General,38,39Royal medal,62Royal Society and Charles Darwin,52,62,106Rudimentary organs,92S.Santiago,43,45Saturday Reviewon Charles Darwin,156,157;on “Descent of Man,”125;on “Origin of Species,”95Savage man described,49,122,123“Scientific Inquiry, Manual of,”61Selection, Natural,84,85,97-99Selection, Physiological,87Semper, Prof., on Coral Reefs,58Shrewsbury,15-20Shrewsbury school,20Social qualities of man,116Social questions,121Sonnet on Darwin,169Spencer, Mr. Herbert, Views of,73,112Statue of Darwin,155-156Stokes, Admiral,33,34Structure of human body,114Struggle for existence,72,73,82,83Sully, Mr. James, on Evolution and Design,168Sun-dew,136-139Sweden and Darwin,156Sydney,48T.Tahiti,47Tasmania,48Tierra del Fuego,42,43Times, The, on Charles Darwin,155Tree of Life,85-87Tres Montes,44Tucutuco, Blindness of,68U.Unitarian Church, Shrewsbury,17,19V.Valdivia,44Valparaiso,43,45“Variation of Animals and Plants,”108-112Variations of Species,79,85-87,108-112Verde, Cape de,31,41“Vestiges of Creation,”73Vivisection, Darwin on,160-162Volcanic islands,59W.Wallace, Mr. A. R.,75-78Wedgwood, Josiah,14Wells, Dr., and Origin of Species,96Winchell, Prof., and evolution,168-169Wollaston medal,63Woman compared with man,119,120Woodall, Mr. E., on Charles Darwin,17,101Y.Yates, Mr. E., on “Darwin at Home,”157Z.Zoological Gardens,115,128,131,132“Zoology of theBeagle,”53
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