Lectures and Essays

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Exploring a range of scientific and philosophical themes, this collection presents the thoughts and lectures of Thomas Henry Huxley, a prominent Victorian biologist. The essays delve into topics such as evolution, ethics, and education, showcasing Huxley's advocacy for science and rational thought. His passionate arguments reflect the tensions between science and religion during his time, making this work a significant contribution to both scientific literature and the discourse on human understanding.