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The Evolutionist At Large is a book written by Grant Allen, a British author and scientist, that explores the theory of evolution and its impact on society. The book is a collection of essays that cover a wide range of topics related to evolution, including the history of the... Read Full Overview

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"The Evolutionist at Large" from Grant Allen. Canadian science writer and novelist (1848-1899).

The Evolutionist at Large

The Evolutionist at Large By Grant Allen Mr. Allen finds illustrations of the theory of evolution in common things of every-day occurrence. 'Sitting on this little rounded boss of gneiss beside the path which cuts obliquely through the meadow, I am engaged in watching a brigade... Read Full Overview

The Evolutionist at Large is a collection of essays by Grant Allen, one of the leading scientific popularizers of the 19th century. The essays cover a wide range of topics, from the evolutionary history of humans to the role of science in social progress. A must-read for anyone... Read Full Overview

The Evolutionist At Large is a fascinating book written by Grant Allen, a renowned evolutionist of the late 19th century. In this book, Allen explores the principles of evolution and their application to various aspects of life, including human society, morality, and religion.The... Read Full Overview

In the mud of the Cambrian mainDid our earliest ancestor dive:From a shapeless albuminous grainWe mortals our being derive.He could split himself up into five,Or roll himself round like a ball;For the fittest will always survive,