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Darwiniana: Essays and Reviews Pertaining to Darwinism
Asa Gray
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Gray was a professing Christian who defended Darwin in America and argued that the theory left room for design. His exchanges with Darwin on this point are among the most important in the history of the debate.
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- Asa Gray
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- 1876
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- General readers
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- Natural Selection, Theology & Genesis, Information & Design
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- s01Article XIII. Evolutionary Teleology · Preface (part 1 of 2)about 11,367 words
- s02Article XIII. Evolutionary Teleology · Preface (part 2 of 2)about 11,443 words
- s03Iabout 4,481 words
- s04IIabout 6,646 words
- s05III (part 1 of 2)about 9,921 words
- s06III (part 2 of 2)about 10,209 words
- s07V. Sequoia And Its Historyabout 7,950 words
- s08VI. The Attitude Ofabout 3,958 words
- s09VII. Evolution Andabout 3,556 words
- s10VIII. What Is Darwinism? [VIII-1]about 6,392 words
- s11X. Insectivorous Plantsabout 5,064 words
- s12XI. Insectivorous Andabout 7,971 words
- s13Iabout 2,573 words
- s14IIabout 2,099 words
- s15XIII. Evolutionary Teleologyabout 9,556 words
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