Lectures and Essays

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Thomas Henry Huxley's collection features a series of insightful lectures and essays that explore various scientific themes, including evolution, biology, and the philosophy of science. Huxley, known as "Darwin's Bulldog," presents compelling arguments for the acceptance of Darwinian theory and emphasizes the importance of scientific inquiry. His writings reflect a commitment to rational thought and a critique of dogma, making significant contributions to the discourse on science and its role in society during the 19th century.