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　　This highly illustrated collection of short essays provides a

critical assessment of Darwin both as a person and a scientist, and

provides a factual and engaging account of the collecti*** held at

Cambridge University. Giving a sense of Darwin's youth and energy

at the time of the Beagle voyage, and portraying his life and work

in the context of the lives and work of others, including his

family, this is an engaging account of the significance of Darwin's

observati*** for his contemporaries and how his ideas inform modern

science.

· Provides a personal account of the man, his life and his work ·

Superbly illustrated in full colou***ith specimens, samples and

maps · Includes mini-biographies of the people who influenced

Darwin and helped him in his work

Foreword

1. All idle men and entomologists

2. Darwin material at Christ's

3. Whirled around the world in a Ten Gun Brig

4. The Darwin Archive at Cambridge University Library

5. A little reading, thinking and hammering

6. Not a finished naturalist

7. The Darwin collection in the University Herbarium

8. Troubled spirits of anothe***orld

9. A certain hunter of beetles and pounder of rocks

10. The Darwin specimens in the Sedgwick Museum

11. Misery and vexation of spirit

12. Curious formed valleys, petrified shells, volcanoes and strange

scenery

13. For such facts would undermine the stability of species

14. The Darwin collecti*** in the Zoology Museum

15. I hope my wanderings will not unfit me for a quiet life

Acknowledgements

Further reading

About the contributors

Alison M. Pearn is Assistant Director of the Darwin Correspondence Project.

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This highly illustrated collection of short essays provides a critical assessment of Darwin both as a person and a scientist, and provides a factual and engaging account of the collecti*** held at Cambridge University. Giving a sense of Darwin's youth and energy at the time of the Beagle voyage, and portraying his life and work in the context of the lives and work of others, including his family, this is an engaging account of the significance of Darwin's observati*** for his contemporaries and how his ideas inform modern science.