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Pagina 86
... tion in big batches , appealed forcibly to his sense of the eternal fitness of things , and in other matters , of which he was perhaps a sounder judge , his criticisms reflected badly on the Brit- ish Army . For instance , he was much ...
... tion in big batches , appealed forcibly to his sense of the eternal fitness of things , and in other matters , of which he was perhaps a sounder judge , his criticisms reflected badly on the Brit- ish Army . For instance , he was much ...
Pagina 87
claimed a place among the crack sec- tion of the corps , and attached himself to the Frenchmen , by whom , he said , he was treated with much kindness . When the word telling of war with the Boers reached the camp , however , his ...
claimed a place among the crack sec- tion of the corps , and attached himself to the Frenchmen , by whom , he said , he was treated with much kindness . When the word telling of war with the Boers reached the camp , however , his ...
Pagina 105
... tion , and to state , so far as may be possible , the nature of the contribu- tions made by some of the leading exponents of that theory to the com- mon stock . It would clearly be un- suitable to enter in these pages into a detailed ...
... tion , and to state , so far as may be possible , the nature of the contribu- tions made by some of the leading exponents of that theory to the com- mon stock . It would clearly be un- suitable to enter in these pages into a detailed ...
Pagina 109
... tion had proved generally unconvinc- ing . They had failed to show how the methods of evolution could be inferred from the known properties of living beings ; they involved an appeal to principles which were far removed from the ...
... tion had proved generally unconvinc- ing . They had failed to show how the methods of evolution could be inferred from the known properties of living beings ; they involved an appeal to principles which were far removed from the ...
Pagina 111
... tion . It is only if the whole or at least a part of what has thus been gained by the individual is handed on to the off- spring that the changes produced in that individual will take any share in the development of the race . That this ...
... tion . It is only if the whole or at least a part of what has thus been gained by the individual is handed on to the off- spring that the changes produced in that individual will take any share in the development of the race . That this ...
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