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
Salpa.
--aim of his work on.
--anticipated in.
Salters' Company, present Huxley with their freedom.
Salvation Army.
--controversy, origin.
--progress of.
Samuelson, Mr., letter to: on clerical attacks.
Sanderson, Sir Burdon.
--Vivisection Bill.
--discussion with Tyndall.
--dines with.
Sandon, Lord, leaves School Board.
Sandys, J.E.
--his speech presenting Huxley for LL.D. at Cambridge.
--letter to:
--"tenax propositi".
Satan, the prince of this world.
"Saturday Review" science in.
Sauropsida.
Savages, interview with.
Savigny.
--his observations on Salpa supplemented.
--his morphological method adopted.
Schlagintweit, the brothers.
Schmitz, Dr. L., head of International College.
Schomburgk, Sir Richard.
School Board.
--work on.
--his campaign continued in "Administrative Nihilism".
--compromise, letters on.
--Diggleite attack on the compromise.
Schurman, Professor, on design in evolution.
Science and Agriculture.
Science and Art Department.
--lectures for.
--value of examinations.
--examinations.
"Science and Art in Relation to Education".
Science.
--and creeds.
--and its prophets.
"Science and Culture".
"Science and Religion, Truthfulness in".
"Science at Sea".
Science.
--in public schools.
--in elementary schools.
--the great tragedy of.
--definition of.
--at Oxford.
Science, Biological, and Medicine.
Science Primers begun.
Science teachers, need of.
Science teaching: scheme for the International College.
"Scientific Education".
Scientific missionaries.
Scott, D.H., extends text-book on Biology.
Scott, John Godwin.
Scott, Mrs. J.G. (Eliza Huxley).
--visit to.
--Letters to:
--prospects of "Rattlesnake" voyage.
--first scientific memoir.
--engagement.
--last cruise and Kennedy's expedition.
--return and ambitions.
--character of Forbes.
--death of his mother: first lecture: irony of his position.
--Royal Medal: people he can deal with.
--Science and Mammon.
--rounds the Cape Horn of his life.
--position in 1858.
--his home in 1859.
--his reputation: slavery.
Sea serpent, letters on.
Selborne, Lord, in Metaphysical Society.
Sensation, lecture on.
Seth, Professor.
--letters to:
--thanks for understanding him: conditions of Romanes Lecture: Faraday
on popular audiences.
--Prolegomena: Spinoza.
Sexton, T., and Parnell.
Shaftesbury, Lord.
--quotes Huxley's definition of religion and morality.
--charges him with advocating vivisections before children.
--letter from.
Sharpey, Dr. William.
--help from.
--Secretary Royal Society till 1871.
--Vivisection Bill.
"Shehretz".
Sidgwick, Wm. C., rebuke to the "Speaker".
Sin, origin of.
Sinclair, Sir J.G.T., letter to: on Babbage's calculating machine.
Sion College.
--meeting.
--declines to attend opening of new buildings at.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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