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Excerpt from Darwinism and Human Life: The South African Lectures for 1909
South African Lectures for 1909, and sug gested that, in view Of Darwin's Centenary, the subject of the course should be Darwinism. It was the chief aim of the lectures to explain the gist Of Darwinism - what problems Darwin set himself to solve, and what solutions he arrived at, and to indicate what progress has been made as regards the problems Of Organic Evolution since Darwin's day - what has been added to Darwinism, what, if anything, has been taken away, and, especially, what is now being recon sidered. An endeavour - necessarily straitened by the limits Of the course - was also made to suggest how Darwinism touches everyday life, in farm and garden, in city and empire.
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