Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3Huxley, Thomas Henry
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Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3
Huxley, Thomas Henry
Huxley, Thomas Henry, 1825-1895; Naturalists -- England -- Biography
Kingsley, Charles.
--first meeting with.
--opinion of Newman.
--Letters to:
--on his son Noel's death: his philosophy.
--on species and sterility: anthropomorphism.
--intellect in man and animals: genius a "sport": Christian dogmas
criticised.
--matter and spirit.
--on prayer.
--Royal Institution lecture: superstitions of men of science:
working-men's lectures: original sin and Darwinism: whales.
--on Jamaica affair.
--on Comte.
Kingsley, Miss, letters from Charles Kingsley.
Kitton, J.G., letter to: home pets.
Klein, Dr.
Kleinenberg, Dr., on Hydra.
Knowles, James.
--a founder of Metaphysical Society.
--Letters to:
--toning down a controversial article.
--reply to condolence on his daughter's death: a loyal friend.
--article on the "Struggle for Existence": how to kill humbug.
--reply to Kropotkin.
--refuses to write a public reply.
--article on "Natural Inequality of Men".
--a telegram and a telegraph boy.
--article on "Agnosticism".
--accused of calling Christianity sorry stuff: help to the New
Reformation.
--Christ and Christianity: Cloister scheme.
--printers' errors.
--aim in controversy: named as a temperate blasphemer: demonology:
development.
--reviling morally superior to not reviling.
--explanation with Bishop Magee ends controversy.
--the last word: miracle of Cana: Newman.
--supposed payment for "Nineteenth Century" articles.
--suggestion of article on "Foundations of Belief": difference from
Spencer's views.
--the first instalment of the article.
--the "art d'etre grandpere".
--divides the article.
--work against time on proofs.
--rest of article postponed through influenza.
--on friendship.
Kolliker, Professor R.A.
--corresponds with.
--translation of his "Histology".
--reviewed.
--criticism of.
Kowalesky.
--his discoveries dependent on those of Huxley.
--on Ascidians.
Krohn, anticipates his work on Salpa.
Lacaze Duthiers, Dr.
--corresponds with.
--on his handwriting.
Ladder, from the gutter to the University.
Laing, S., on Agnosticism.
Laishly, R., cites Huxley on secular teaching.
Lake District Defence Society.
Lamarck.
--early study of.
--Darwin's theory not a modification of his.
--but an advance on.
--appreciation of.
--not forgotten in England.
Lamlash Bay, naturalists' station at.
Lang, Andrew, "Cock Lane and Common Sense".
Language, Italian.
Language and Race.
Lankester, Dr., Secretary Ray Society.
Lankester, Professor E. Ray.
--on Huxley's "Review of the Cell Theory".
--with him at Naples.
--illness of.
--on Rolleston's science teaching.
--helps in the new science teaching.
--describes lectures.
--at Dohrn's station.
--review of Huxley's "Collected Essays".
--impression of him.
--Letters to:
--Lymnaeus as periwinkles.
--battles, like hypotheses, not to be multiplied beyond necessity.
--immature fish.
--Pasteur's treatment for rabies.
--report of Pasteur meeting.
--science school at Oxford: trouble over Booth affair.
--ideal of a modern university.
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