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  • Collection: The Manuscripts and Correspondence Letters of Charles Darwin and His Colleagues

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The manuscript provides a brief and unpolished theory of species transmutation by natural cause. In the words of Darwin, a better abstract for his own theory could not have been drafted influencing Darwin and Wallace's collaboration in the following…

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This manuscript was published anonymously (later determined to be Chambers) and outlined an early but inaccurate theory of organic change over time that's greatest contribution was facilitating the start of discussion surrounding evolution by natural…

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The volumes promoted a uniformitarian system of geological process which influenced Darwin’s understanding of organic change by natural selection to be a slow process occurring over vast spans of time.

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The volumes promoted a uniformitarian system of geological process which influenced Darwin’s understanding of organic change by natural selection to be a slow process occurring over vast spans of time.

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The manuscript of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by means of natural selection with the table of content provided as a brief overview of the work. This conveys how expansive his theory was, indicated by the huge variation in topics and concepts…

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This manuscript outlined the difference in growth rates between human populations and agricultural production, stating that human populations increased exponentially while agricultural production followed an arithmetic growth rate, implying that…

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A letter sent from Thomas Huxley to Charles Darwin including a sketch (drawn by Huxley) of Darwin being worshiped as a bishop or saint.

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John Henslow was made aware of a naturalist position available with Captain Robert FitzRoy aboard the H.MS. Beagle and offered it to Charles Darwin.

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Objections to the methods and conclusions of Charles Darwin's geological survey work.

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He thanks Joseph Hooker for his objections to the mechanism of natural selection and he will respond by sending a fair copy of his manuscript when written.
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