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Thomas Henry Huxley: The Evolution of a Scientist

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Sherrie L. Lyons

Prometheus Books, 1999

Best biography on Thomas Henry Huxley to date
This splendid, relatively terse, tome on the life and career of Thomas Henry Huxley, the celebrated 19th Century English biologist, is a masterpiece of splendid scholarship and prose by its author, Sherrie L. Lyons. Lyons makes a persuasive case showing how Huxley's strict adherence to the scientific method led eventually to the acrimonious feud between him and Richard Owen, the eminent anatomist ...

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