An African Millionaire

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A prominent Canadian science writer and novelist, Allen was an advocate for evolution in the late 19th century. After transitioning from academia to writing in England, he gained recognition for his essays on scientific topics and literary contributions. His early works focused on scientific themes, including notable titles like Physiological Æsthetics and Flowers and Their Pedigrees. His influence is highlighted by Oliver Sacks' endorsement of his 1878 article on amusia, showcasing Allen's impact on both literature and science.