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Evolution in science, philosophy, and art. Popular lectures and discussions before the Brooklyn Ethical Association (1891)

Author: Brooklyn Ethical Association
Subject: Evolution
Publisher: New York : D. Appleton
Possible copyright status: NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT
Language: English
Call number: srlf_ucla:LAGE-1172889
Digitizing sponsor: MSN
Book contributor: University of California Libraries
Collection: americana; cdl

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Includes bibliographies

Cope, E. D. Alfred Russel Wallace.--Wakeman, T. B. Ernst Haeckel.--Abbot, F. E. The scientific method.--Underwood, B. F. Herbert Spencer's synthetic philosophy.--Eccles, R. G. The evolution of chemistry.--Kennelly, A. E. The evolution of electric and magnetic physics.--Wulling, F. J. The evolution of botany.--Kimball, J. C. The evolution of zoölogy.--Potts, W. Form and color in nature.--Alleman, L. A. W. The evolution of optics.--Taylor, J. A. The evolution of art.--Chadwick, J. W. The evolution of architecture.--Davidson, T. The evolution of sculpture.--Rundell, F. P. The evolution of painting.--Sampson, Z. S. The evolution of music.--Janes, L. G. Life as a fine art.--Fiske, J. The doctrine of evolution: its scope and influence

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