Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3

Name: Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3
Author: Huxley, Thomas Henry

Huxley, Thomas Henry

Huxley, Thomas Henry, 1825-1895; Naturalists -- England -- Biography

--quietude of mind impossible, theologians keep him occupied.
--abuse over Salvation Army affair.
--Carpenter's "First Three Gospels": varieties of pleurisy: Parnell.
--Parnell and his followers.
--sick of controversy: Gladstone and his guides.
--Mr. Rich's legacy: seeks portrait of John Richardson.
--visits to Tyndall and Mrs. Darwin.
--French translation of essays on Darwinism.
--the Privy Councillorship: only remaining object of ambition.
--influenza and the x.
--funeral of Hirst.
--x Club.
--his grandchild on grown-up people and trouble.
--his sense of duty: death of Bowman.
--Owen's work: Hume and "being made a saint of".
--warning against overwork and influenza.
--at Maloja: boys and their accidents: collects essays: writes chapter
in Owen's "Life": illness of friends.
--Tyndall's death: reminiscences.
--the Antarctic continent: reminiscences of Tyndall: friendly words.
--chapter on Owen: a piece of antiquity.
--British Association at Oxford, 1894.
--Darwin Medal and "Nature" dinner.
--public speaking: a tenth volume of essays projected: returns to
philosophy: Greek and English.
--cause of giving up dissecting work: character of R. Strachey: Brian
and the brine.
--on Pithecanthropus.
--illness and constitutional toughness: Spencer and "pour le merite".
--reassures him against the pessimistic reports of his health.

Hooker, Sir William.

Horner, Leonard.

Horse.
--evolution of.
--pedigree of.
--recent additions to our knowledge of the pedigree of.

Howard, Cardinal.

Howell, George, M.P.
--letter to:
--"a man who did his best to help the people": technical education.

Howes, Professor G.B.
--helps in the new science teaching.
--extends text-book.
--on Huxley's drawings at South Kensington.
--unpublished work, Appendix 1.
--reminiscences.
--description of his lectures.
--Letter to: the scientific docker.

Hubrecht, Professor A., impression of Huxley.

Hull, lectures at.

Humboldt, receives a Royal Medal.

Hume.
--book on.
--his nearest approach to a work of fiction.

Hume.
--on miracles.
--his philosophical diamonds require setting.
--on impossibilities.

Humphry, Dr., Darwin's LL.D.

Hunterian Lectures.
--lectures the basis of his "Manual of Comparative Anatomy".
--resigns.

Hutton, R.H.
--on Vivisection Commission.
--and vivisection.

Huxley, Eliza. See Scott, Mrs.

Huxley, Ellen, marries Dr. Cooke.

Huxley, George, of Wyre Hall.

Huxley, George, sen.
--at Ealing.
--returns to Coventry.

Huxley, Mrs. George, senior (Rachel Withers), mother of T.H. Huxley.
--description of.
--love for.
--her death.
--Letters to:
--accommodation at sea.
--Rio.
--Mauritius.
--description of Miss Heathorn.
--Port Essington.
--announcing his return.

Huxley, George, jun.
--in Pyrenees with.
--lives with, for a time.
--death of.

Huxley, Mrs. George, jun.

Huxley, H., letter to, on his engagement.

Huxley, James Edmund.

Huxley, Jessie O. See also Waller, Mrs.

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Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3

Huxley, Thomas Henry

Huxley, Thomas Henry, 1825-1895; Naturalists -- England -- Biography

--quietude of mind impossible, theologians keep him occupied.
--abuse over Salvation Army affair.
--Carpenter's "First Three Gospels": varieties of pleurisy: Parnell.
--Parnell and his followers.
--sick of controversy: Gladstone and his guides.
--Mr. Rich's legacy: seeks portrait of John Richardson.
--visits to Tyndall and Mrs. Darwin.
--French translation of essays on Darwinism.
--the Privy Councillorship: only remaining object of ambition.
--influenza and the x.
--funeral of Hirst.
--x Club.
--his grandchild on grown-up people and trouble.
--his sense of duty: death of Bowman.
--Owen's work: Hume and "being made a saint of".
--warning against overwork and influenza.
--at Maloja: boys and their accidents: collects essays: writes chapter
in Owen's "Life": illness of friends.
--Tyndall's death: reminiscences.
--the Antarctic continent: reminiscences of Tyndall: friendly words.
--chapter on Owen: a piece of antiquity.
--British Association at Oxford, 1894.
--Darwin Medal and "Nature" dinner.
--public speaking: a tenth volume of essays projected: returns to
philosophy: Greek and English.
--cause of giving up dissecting work: character of R. Strachey: Brian
and the brine.
--on Pithecanthropus.
--illness and constitutional toughness: Spencer and "pour le merite".
--reassures him against the pessimistic reports of his health.

Hooker, Sir William.

Horner, Leonard.

Horse.
--evolution of.
--pedigree of.
--recent additions to our knowledge of the pedigree of.

Howard, Cardinal.

Howell, George, M.P.
--letter to:
--"a man who did his best to help the people": technical education.

Howes, Professor G.B.
--helps in the new science teaching.
--extends text-book.
--on Huxley's drawings at South Kensington.
--unpublished work, Appendix 1.
--reminiscences.
--description of his lectures.
--Letter to: the scientific docker.

Hubrecht, Professor A., impression of Huxley.

Hull, lectures at.

Humboldt, receives a Royal Medal.

Hume.
--book on.
--his nearest approach to a work of fiction.

Hume.
--on miracles.
--his philosophical diamonds require setting.
--on impossibilities.

Humphry, Dr., Darwin's LL.D.

Hunterian Lectures.
--lectures the basis of his "Manual of Comparative Anatomy".
--resigns.

Hutton, R.H.
--on Vivisection Commission.
--and vivisection.

Huxley, Eliza. See Scott, Mrs.

Huxley, Ellen, marries Dr. Cooke.

Huxley, George, of Wyre Hall.

Huxley, George, sen.
--at Ealing.
--returns to Coventry.

Huxley, Mrs. George, senior (Rachel Withers), mother of T.H. Huxley.
--description of.
--love for.
--her death.
--Letters to:
--accommodation at sea.
--Rio.
--Mauritius.
--description of Miss Heathorn.
--Port Essington.
--announcing his return.

Huxley, George, jun.
--in Pyrenees with.
--lives with, for a time.
--death of.

Huxley, Mrs. George, jun.

Huxley, H., letter to, on his engagement.

Huxley, James Edmund.

Huxley, Jessie O. See also Waller, Mrs.

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