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2, 145, 149. Lubbock, Sir John, 18, 91, 93, 242. Lyell, Sir Charles, 18, 36, 55, 89, 90, 222. Maedler, 177, 252. Malthus, 39. Marsh, 83. Martensen, 187. Mayer, Robert von, 37, 129, 149, 155. McCosh, 224. Mill, John Stuart, 242. Mivart, 55, 106, 223, 245. Moleschott, 42. Mueller, Fritz, 79. Mueller, Max, 18, 96, 98. Murchison, Sir Roderick, 54. Naegeli, 56. Nitzsch, Karl Immanuel, 361. Noire, Ludwig, 281. Oken, 34, 320. Owen, Richard, 35, 56, 164, 176, 221, 223, 320. Peschel, Oskar, 279. Pfaff, 54. Pfleiderer, Otto, 187. Planck, Carl Ch., 105, 110. Preyer, 136, 146, 153. Rathke, Heinrich, 81. Reichenbach, 42. Renan, 18. Reville, Albert, 334. Ritschl, 364. Ruetimeyer, 56, 83. Sandberger, 55, 82. Schaaffhausen, 56, 85, 177. Schelling, 109. Schiller, 180. Schleicher, 17, 96. Schleiden, 42, 51. Schleiermacher, 190. Schmidt, Oskar, 33, 35, 51, 75, 124, 159, 164, 191, 234. Schopenhauer, 128, 190. Schrader, Eberhard, 345. Seidlitz, 51, 159, 238. Semper, Karl, 84, 131. Snell, Karl, 42, 262. Spencer, Herbert, 128, 139, 194, 242, 279. Spinoza, 204. Stael, Madame de, 234. Steffens, 109. Steinthal, 17, 96. Strauss, David Friedrich, 18, 112, 125, 128, 159, 163, 174, 175, 190, 213, 234, 337, 376, 394. Swammerdam, 36. Tait, 138. Thomson, Sir William, 138. Truempelmann, 209. Tuebingen School, 18. Tylor, 91. Ulrici, 142, 144, 149, 175, 235. Virchow, 56, 85. Vischer, Friedrich, 175, 176, 213, 264. Vogt, Karl, 42, 56. Volkmann, A. W., 56, 105, 177. Wagner, Moriz, 52, 56. Wallace, Alfred Russell, 37, 101, 177, 221, 262. Wedgewood, 96. Weismann, 56. Wigand, Albert, 26, 52, 56, 57, 106, 135, 149, 170, 226. Wundt, 142. Wuertemberger, 82. Zittel, 56. Zoellner, 128, 129, 131, 138, 139. * * * * * {17} THE THEORIES OF DARWIN, AND THEIR RELATION TO PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION, AND MORALITY. * * * * * INTRODUCTION. With the appearance of Darwin's "Origin of Species," on the 24th of November, 1859, a new impulse began in the intellectual movement of our generation. It is true, the whole theory advocated and inaugurated by Darwin is, in the first place, only one of the many links in the long chain of phenomena in the realm of the intellectual development of our century, a
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