[136] _Ibid._ Vol. II. p. 255. [137] The Review is republished in H.C.E. Vol. II. pp. 1-21. [138] Huxley's Life and Letters, Vol. I. pp. 179-189. [139] D.L.L. Vol. II. p. 185. [140] _Ibid._ Vol. I. p. 93. [141] See Haeckel's 'History of Creation.' [142] D.L.L. Vol. I. p. 71. [143] _Ibid._ Vol. I. p. 72. [144] D.L.L. Vol. I. p. 98; Vol. III. pp. 217-218. [145] H.C.E. Vol. II. p. 247. [146] Quart. Rev. XLIII. pp. 464-467 and Vol. LIII. pp. 446-448. [147] H.C.E. Vol. VIII. p. 315. [148] H.C.E. Vol. V. p. 99. [149] The Age of the Earth and other Geological Studies, p. 322. [150] Brit. Assoc. Rep. 1894 (Oxford), p. 13. [151] 'Hydrogéologie,' p. 67. [152] M.L.D. Vol. II. p. 117. [153] D.L.L. Vol. III. p. 356. INDEX Adaptation, in relation to divergence of species, Darwin's recognition of, 108, 109 Agriculturalists, ideas of creation, 5, 6 ARNOLD, MATTHEW, on Lucretius and Darwin, 3, 4 Auvergne, N. Desmarest on, 17; Scrope on, 35; visited by Lyell and Murchison, 56, 57; their memoir on, 58 'Beagle,' H.M.S., Darwin's voyage in, 98, 99; narrative of, 106 BONNEY, T. G., estimate of amount of Lyell's travels by, 56, 57 Botanical works of Darwin, 141 _British Critic_, Whewell's review of Lyell in, 53 BRODERIP, W. J., aid given to Lyell by, 65; Vol. II. of _Principles_ dedicated to, 65 BROWN, ROBERT, assistance to Lyell by, 47 BUCKLAND, Dr, on infant Geological Society, 26; champion of 'Catastrophism' in England, 27; his eccentricity, 42-44; 'Equestrian Geology' of, 28; influence on Lyell, 34, 44; 2nd edition of Vol. I. of _Principles_ dedicated to, 44; his opposition to Lyell, 71 Cambridge, Darwin at, 97, 98 CANDOLLE, A. P. DE, on struggle for existence, 107 Catastrophism, origin of idea of, 14, 15; defined, 22; origin of term, 22; connexion with orthodoxy, 21; championed by Buckland, Sedgwick &c., 27; by Cuvier, 31, 50, 102; opposition by Lyell and Darwin to, 105 Centres of Creation, Lyell's views on, 65 CHAMBERS, ROBERT, publishes _Vestiges of Creation_, 92; his reasons for anonymity, 93 Chemists, part played in early days of Geological Society by, 26 Christ's College, Cambridge, the home of Milton and Darwin, 13; of Paley, 108 CLODD, E., his _Pioneers of Evolution_, 16 Continuity, term for Evolution suggested by Grove, 23 CONYBEARE, W. D., advocacy of Catastrophism, 27; criticism of Hutton, 28; misconception of Hutton, 29; on formation of Thames Valley, 58; friendship with Lyell, 69 Creation, legends of, 5-7; use of term by Lyell and Darwin, 11; contrast of their views with those of Milton, 12, 13 Criticisms of the _Principles of Geology_, 68, 69, 70, 71; of the _Origin of Species_, 132-139 CUVIER, his strong support of Catastrophism, 31, 46, 50, 102