Evolution in science, philosophy, and art. Popular lectures and discussions before the Brooklyn Ethical Association. Published in 1891, D. Appleton (New York) Evolution in science, philosophy, and art. Change Cover Read Online Contributions: Brooklyn Ethical Association. Source records: Library MARC record Internet Archive: evolutioninscien00brooiala Internet Archive: evolutioninscie00assogoog Internet Archive: cu31924024560694 Language: English Pagination: ix, 475 p. LCCN: 73172167 Dewey: 116 LC: B818 .E844 Subject: Evolution

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	Cope, E. D. Alfred Russel Wallace.
	Wakeman, T. B. Ernst Haeckel.
	Abbot, F. E. The scientific method.
	Underwood, B. F. Herbert Spencer's synthetic philosophy.
	Eccles, R. G. The evolution of chemistry.
	Kennelly, A. E. The evolution of electric and magnetic physics.
	Wulling, F. J. The evolution of botany.
	Kimball, J. C. The evolution of zoölogy.
	Potts, W. Form and color in nature.
	Alleman, L. A. W. The evolution of optics.
	Taylor, J. A. The evolution of art.
	Chadwick, J. W. The evolution of architecture.
	Davidson, T. The evolution of sculpture.
	Rundell, F. P. The evolution of painting.
	Sampson, Z. S. The evolution of music.
	Janes, L. G. Life as a fine art.
	Fiske, J. The doctrine of evolution: its scope and influence.