“charles darwin”

Autobiography of Charles Darwin contains the life and experiences of the man, not only in his own words, but also in the words of his son, Sir Francis Darwin.... More

The object of this work is to describe as many races of animals and plants which have been domesticated by man. The sole aim of the author is to give under the head of each species only such facts as he has been able to collect, showing the amount and nature of the changes which animals and plants h... More

First published in 1872, this book is considered to be Darwin's greatest work.But it wasnever issued in quite the shape its author intended: bits and pieces were leftout of subsequent printings, most of them released after Darwin's death, andlater editors made additions to suit the intellectual fas... More

In his study of infants and children (including observations of his own baby's smiles and pouts), of the insane, of painting and sculpture, of cats and dogs and monkeys, and of the ways that people in different cultures express their feelings, Darwin's insights have not been surpassed bymodern scien... More

This volume is a facsimile of one of the original copies sent to the eminent geologist Leonard Horner. The volume also includes sample pages from Darwin's original handwritten manuscript; the exclusive property of the Natural History Museum.... More