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
Lyell, Sir Charles.
--article on, by Owen.
--reads the "Origin" before publication.
--influence of the "Principles of Geology".
--supports Darwin.
--leads Huxley to take up ethnology.
--on editing the "Natural History Review".
--opinion of Huxley.
--description of his address at the Geological Society.
--Letters from:
--on popular lectures.
--to Sir C. Bunbury, species question.
--Letters to:
--on species.
--on skull measuring.
--on "Man's Place".
--reply to criticisms as to the simian brain: Darwin shows a vera causa
for evolution.
--simian brain.
--on women's education.
--on Labyrinthodonts.
--work on fossils, especially from Spitzbergen.
Lynton, holiday at.
Macclesfield, Samuel Huxley mayor of, in 1746.
Macgillivray, John.
Macleay, William Sharp.
--letter to, on English scientific world.
M'Clure, Rev. E.
--letter to: motive to get at the truth in all things: immortality and
the conservation of energy: thought as a "function" of the brain:
origin of sin.
MacWilliam, Dr., F.R.S.
Madeira.
Magee, Bishop.
--controversy with.
--end of.
Malins, Vice-Chancellor, remarks on the suit brought against Huxley.
Mallock, W.H., on Bathybius.
Maloja.
--first visit to.
--second visit to.
--third visit to.
--memorial at.
Manning, Cardinal, in Metaphysical Society.
"Man's Place in Nature".
--criticisms and success of.
--a friend begs him not to publish.
--ridiculed.
Mansel, Rev. H.L.
Mantell, G.A.
"Manual of Comparative Anatomy".
"Manual of Invertebrate Anatomy".
"Manual of Vertebrate Anatomy".
Marine Biological Association.
Mariner, on Tonga.
Marsh, Professor O.C.
--at x Club.
--visit to.
--on Huxley's impartiality.
--supplies anecdote on advantage of breaking a leg.
--Letter from: on Huxley's welcome to him in England.
--Letters to:
--pedigree of the horse.
--later discoveries.
--his inexhaustible boxes.
--arrival in England.
Marshall, Mr., of Buffalo, visit to.
Martin, H.N.
--helps in the new science teaching.
--helps write "Elementary Instruction in Biology".
--American edition of the "Practical Biology".
Martineau, James, in Metaphysical Society.
Mary, Queen of Scots.
Maskelyne, Neville Story.
Mason College, opening of.
Masson, David.
--at x Club.
Materialism.
--accusation of.
--a sort of shorthand idealism.
Maurice, F.D.
--first meeting with.
--and the Working Men's College.
--his philosophy.
--in Metaphysical Society.
Maxwell, Colonel.
May, George Anderson.
May, Mrs., letter to: ill-health in youth.
Mayer, Dr., assistant to Dr. Dohrn.
Mayer. J.R., on conservation of energy.
Mayne, Captain of the "Nassau".
Medical education.
--correspondence in "Times".
--letter on preliminary liberal training.
--degrees.
Men of science, the risks to be faced by.
Mercers' Company and technical education.
Metaphysical Society.
--foundation of.
--Mill's criticism of.
--mutual toleration.
--Huxley writes three papers for.
--the name "agnostic".
--his part in it.
--described by Professor H. Sidgwick.
Miklucho-Maclay, on fish-brains.
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