The Foundations Of The Origin Of Species

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Exploring the early ideas that laid the groundwork for evolutionary theory, this collection features two pivotal essays penned by Charles Darwin in 1842 and 1844. Edited by his son, Francis Darwin, the essays delve into the concepts of natural selection and the diversity of life, providing insight into Darwin's intellectual journey. These writings illuminate the foundational thoughts that would later culminate in "On the Origin of Species," making it essential for understanding the development of evolutionary biology.