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Charles Darwin
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press (2002) Binding: Hardcover, 192 pages pricer: $75.00 ISBN-10: 0521815266 editorialreviews In observation of the bicentenary of Erasmus Darwin's death, Cambridge is publishing this collection of personal writings by his grandson Charles. This is the first unabridged publication of a book by , and it contains a series of illuminating insights into his grandfather's life and work. With quotations from letters and candid comments by about his books; and free of the conventions of scientific writing; this small volume of personal observations illuminates the life of a distinguished scientist as seen by his accomplished successor. checked
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