Our Square & Circle; Or, the Annals of a Little London House
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The scientific facts to which he draws attention are, for the most part, now regarded as indisputable. But he allows you to draw your own inference.
It is curious to remember what alarm was occasioned among many good folks a score of years ago when the theory of Evolution first took a definite form — just such another panic as, I suppose, was raised when Galileo asserted that the earth moved round the sun, or when the geologists discovered that the age of the world had been underrated at 4,000 ...years. 400,000 will not suffice for them now. Yet it is not uncommon to find converts to Darwinism even among the clergy, H 98 My Books ' Sic volvenda setas commutat tempora rerum, Quod fuit in pretio fit nuUo denique honore ; Porro aliud succedit et e oontemptibus exit,' &o. &o.
For my own part I confess myself a dunce in science. But, looking on the question from a social point of view, evolution does not strike me as such a terrible heresy. After all, it is more cheerful to trace man's life back to an anthropoid ape than to contem- plate its extinction by bacilli.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The scientific facts to which he draws attention are, for the most part, now regarded as indisputable. But he allows you to draw your own inference.
It is curious to remember what alarm was occasioned among many good folks a score of years ago when the theory of Evolution first took a definite form — just such another panic as, I suppose, was raised when Galileo asserted that the earth moved round the sun, or when the geologists discovered that the age of the world had been underrated at 4,000 ...years. 400,000 will not suffice for them now. Yet it is not uncommon to find converts to Darwinism even among the clergy, H 98 My Books ' Sic volvenda setas commutat tempora rerum, Quod fuit in pretio fit nuUo denique honore ; Porro aliud succedit et e oontemptibus exit,' &o. &o.
For my own part I confess myself a dunce in science. But, looking on the question from a social point of view, evolution does not strike me as such a terrible heresy. After all, it is more cheerful to trace man's life back to an anthropoid ape than to contem- plate its extinction by bacilli.
What to read after Our Square & Circle; Or, the Annals of a Little London House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eastlake, Charles L. (Charles Locke), 1836-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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