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Commentary on Huxleyana from 1850-1900.
Aberdeen Daily Free Press. April 17, 1873; May 10, 1875.
Aberdeen Free Press. October 29 and 30, Nov. 8, 14, 21, 22, 27, 1872; Feb. 28, 1874; May 10, 1875.
Aberdeen Herald. Nov. 23 and Dec. 14 and 21, 1872.
Aberdeen University Council Minutes. April 9, 1873; April 15, 1874; Oct. 13, 1875.
Abstract of a Lecture by Prof. T. H. Huxley, F.R.S., on Species and Races, and Their Origins. American Museum of Natural History, V 28 (April 1860): 344-46
Address to the Royal Academy. Nature 35 (May 5, 1887): 14.
Address to Salters' Company. Nature (Nov. 15, 1883): 63.
Adler, Felix. Huxley's Attitude towards Religion." Ethical Addresses, VIII 6 (1901): 99-122.
Agnosco. Professor Huxley. Agnostic Journal 37 (1895): 1-2.
Amor Scientiae. Darwin and Huxley v. Their Critics. The Scotsman 2058 (Jan. 23, 1862): 2.
Annual Report. Birmingham and Midland Institute. 1870-71.
The Antiquity of Man. The Record (Sept. 10; Oct. 2, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 21, 23, 26, 1863), 3.
Argyll, Duke of. Primeval Man. Strahan 1869
– The Reign of Law. London 1887.
– Professor Huxley on Canon Liddon. The Nineteenth Century 31 (March 1887):321-29.
– Science Falsely So Called. A Reply. The Nineteenth Century 21 123 (May 1887): 771-74.
– A Great Lesson. The Nineteenth Century 22 (Sept. 1887): 293-309
– A Conspiracy of Silence. Nature 37 (Nov. 1887): 53-54; and 37 (Jan. 1888): 293.
– Professor Huxley on the Warpath. The Nineteenth Century 29 (Jan. 1891): 1-33.
– Professor Huxley and the Duke of Argyll. The Nineteenth Century 29 (April 1891): 685-86.
Arnold, Matthew. Literature and Science The Nineteenth Century (Aug. 1882): 216-228.
Artistic Feeling of the Lower Animals. The Spectator 2228 (March 11, 1871): 280-281.
Avebury, Lord. Huxley's Life and Work. Nature 22 (Nov. 1890), 92f.
Balfour, Arthur J.Naturalism and Ethics. International Journal of Ethics. 4 (1894): 416-29.
– The Foundations of Belief. London 1895. (sel.)
Ball, W. P. Hebrew Prophecy. National Reformer ( May 1891):15.
Balour, John H. Proposed Alterations in the Medical Curriculum. Nature 9 (1873): 121-22.
Banner of Ulster. Sept. 7, 1874.
Baltimore Sun. Sept. 12 and 14, 1876.
Barry, Alfred. The Battle of Philosophers: Physical and Metaphysical. Contemporary Review 12 (1869): 232-44.
Bastian, H. C. Reply to Professor Huxley's Inaugural Address at Liverpool on the Question of the Origin of Life. Nature 2 (1870): 410-13, 431-34.
– The Modes of Origin of Lowest Organisms, Including a Discussion of the Experiments of M. Pasteur, and a Reply to Some Statements by Professors Huxley and Tyndall. London 1871.
Beale, Lionel S. What Is Protoplasm? Medical Times and Gazette 39 (1869): 296.
– Protoplasm, or Life, Matter and Mind. London 1870.
Becker, Bernard H. Scientific London. London 1874.
Beckett, Sir Edmund. A Review of Hume and Huxley on Miracles. London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1883.
Beehive. Dec. 5, 1863.
Belfast Newsletter. August 25, 26, 27, 1874.
Bellott, H. Hale. University College, London, 1826-1926. London 1929.
The Bible and Modern Criticism. – Letters from Professor Huxley, the Duke of Argyll, and Sir Robert Anderson, exhibiting Professor Huxley's retreat from a position he maintained against the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone in the nineteenth century. The Times (1892).
Birmingham Daily Post. Oct. 7, 8, 12, 1867; Oct. 14 and 21, 1868; Oct. 10, 1871; August 3, 1874.
Blachford, Lord. Professor Huxley's Hypothesis that Animals Are Automata. The Contemporary Review 26 (Sept. 1875): 614-38.
Blake, Carter. On the Relations of Man to the Inferior Animals. Anthropological Society Review, 1863. (sel.)
– Professor Huxley on Man's Place in Nature. Edinburgh Review 177 (1863): 541-69.
Blathwayt, Raymond. The Uses of Sentiment. Pell Mell Gazette 55 (Sept., 1892): 3.
Bradford Observer. Dec. 29, 1869; Dec. 30, 1870.
Brewer, David J. The Threefold Unity of Life [extract from "On the Physical Basis of Life"]. The World's Best Orations, VII. St. Louis, 1900.
The British Association. Saturday Review 44 (August 1877): 196-97.
Broderick, George C., et al. Professor Huxley: some Personal Characteristics. Fortnightly Review 58 n.s.: 344 (August 1895): 308-24.
Brooks, W. K. The Lesson of the Life of Huxley. Smithsonian Institution Annual Report (1900): 701-11.
Buchanan, Robert. Are Men Born Free and Equal? [exchange of letters] Daily Telegraph 16 (Jan and Feb. 1890).
Buffalo Express. August 22, 23, 25, 1876
Burroughs, John. The Corroboration of Professor Huxley. North American Review 149 (1889): 560-68.
Bus Strike. Trades' Unionist (June 10, 1891) and Pall Mall Gazette (June 20, 1891).
Butler, Samuel. Evolution Old and New. London, 1879.
Calderwood, Henry. Professor Huxley's Lay Sermons. Contemporary Review 15 (1870): 195-207.
– Present Relations of Physical Science and Mental Philosophy. Contemporary Review 26 (1871): 225-38.
Cambridge University Reporter. March 25, 1879; April 9, May 4, June 15, Nov. 2 and 6, 1886.
Carpenter, W. B. On the Doctrine of Human Automatism. Contemporary Review 25 (1875): 397-416, 940-62.
– The Bishop of Ripon on Huxley and Science. Nature 54 (1895): 31-32.
Cartoon Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Men of the Day. The Drawings by Frederick Waddy. London 1873. (sel.)
Chadwick, John W. Thomas Henry Huxley: A Doubter's Faith. Boston 1901.
Christianity and Agnosticism; a controversy. N. Y. 1889.
Christie, J. D. The Saturday Review and Professor Huxley. The Nonconformist 32 (n.s) (Dec. 13, 1871): 1213-1214.
– A Working Man's Reply to Professor Huxley. The Nineteenth Century (March 1890): 476-82.
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer. Sept. 8 and 9 1876.
Clarke, William N. Huxley and Phillips Brooks. Oberlin, Ohio 1902
Clifford, W.K. The Ethics of Belief and Other Essays. London 1947
– On Some of the Conditions of Mental Development, The Unseen Universe. In Lectures and Essays, ed. by F. Pollock and Leslie Stephen. London 1879.
Clodd, Edward. see Bibliography 3.
Cobbe, Frances Power. Darwinism in Morals. The Theological Review 8 (April 1871): 167-92.
Collins, Edward J. M. The Positivists. J. R. Watson, Everyman’s Book of Victorian Verse. London 1982,.
Congreve, Richard. Mr. Huxley on M. Comte. Fortnightly Review 5 (n.s.) (April 1, 1869), 407-18.
Conway, M. Huxley. South Place Magazine 1 (1895): 73-75.
Council Minutes. Royal School of Mines. 1854 etc.
Courtney, W. L. Professor Huxley as a Philosopher. Fortnightly Review 58 (n.s.) (1895): 317-22.
Crane, W. 'The Marriage of Science and Industry', Pall Mall Gazette 20 Jan. 1887.
Daily Chronicle. June 8, 1887.
Dallas, W. S. Science. Westminster Review 23 (1863): 580-90. [Review of Man's Place in Nature ] Dana, J. D. Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature. American Journal of Science and the Arts 35 (1863): 451-54.
Darwin and Humboldt : their lives and works. N. Y. 1883.
Darwin, Charles. The Darwin Papers, esp. vols. 11, 82, 91, 92, 94, 95, 98, 99, 104, 106, 115, 125, 126, 132, 138, 140, 189. Cambridge University Darwin Collection.
– The Descent of Man. London 1871.
– The Origin of Species. London 1859.
– The Voyage of the Beagle. London 1855.
Darwin, Francis, ed. The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin. 2 vols. N.Y. 1899.
Darwin, Francis and A. C. Seward, eds. More Letters of Charles Darwin. 2 vols. N.Y. 1903.
Darwinianism. The Nonconformist 31(March 8, 1871): 240-241.
Darwin's Descent of Man. Saturday Review 31 (March 4, 1871): 176-277; and (March 11, 1871), 315-16.
Davies, C. M. Heterodox London. London, 1874.
Darwin's Origin of Species. Saturday Review 8 (Dec. 24, 1859: 775-776.
A Devonshire Man. Professor Huxley's Last New Theory. Pall Mall Gazette 31 (January 18, 1870): 6.
Dawson, J. W. Professor Huxley in New York. International Review 4 (January 1877): 34-50.
Dewey, John. Evolution and Ethics. The Monist 31 (April 1898), 321-41
Draper, John W. History of the Intellectual Development of Europe. 2 vols. N. Y., 1876.
Drummond, Henry. Mr. Gladstone and Genesis, Part II The Nineteenth Century 19 (Feb. 1886), 206-214.
– The Ascent of Man. N. Y., 1895.
DuBois, Henry A. Analysis of Darwin, Huxley and Lyell, being a critical examination of the views of these authors in regard to the origin and antiquity of man. New Haven 1866.
Dubois, M. E. F. T. The Place of "Pithecanthropus" in the Genealogical Tree. Nature 53 (1896): 245-47.
Duff, Mountstuart E. G. The Club 1764-1905. London 1905.
– Notes from a Diary, 1889-1891, 2 vols. London 1901.
– Notes from a Diary, 1892-1895, 2 vols. London 1904.
Dykes, Rev. J. Oswald Problems in Faith London 1875. Contains Prof. Watts: On the Hypothesis that Animals are Automata.
Dyster, Frederick. Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature. By Thomas H. Huxley, F.R.S. The Reader 1 (1863): 234-35.
The Education Act. The Nonconformist 31 (March 8, 1871): 237-38.
Edinburgh Evening Constant.
Eton College Minutes. May 14, 1878; July 28 and Nov. 11, 1879; Feb. 11 and May 11, 1880; Feb. 8, 1881; May 9, Nov. 14, and Dec. 12, 1882; Feb. 12 and July 20, 1884.
Engels, Frederick. The Part Played by Labour in the Transition from Ape to Man (1896)
Evans, John. On Portions of a Cranium and of a Jaw, in the Slab Containing the Fossil Remains of the Archaeopteryx. Natural History Review 5 (1865): 415-21.
Evidences as to Man's Place in Nature. The Athenaeum (Feb. 28,1863): 287-88.
Evidences as to Man's Place in Nature. Edinburgh Review 117:240 (April 1863): 541-69.
Evolution and Religion. The Theological Review 9:39 (Oct. 1872): 561-77.
Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature. Medical Times and Gazette 26 (1863): 218-19. Letter of Studens Perplexus: 308-309.
Exeter Change for The British Lions. Ed. by Snug the Joiner. London 1869.
Extract from a Journal (1882)
Falconer, Hugh. On Prof. Huxley's attempted refutation of Cuvier's Laws of Correlation, in the Reconstruction of extinct Vertebrate Forms. American Museum of Natural History 17 (June 1856): 476-93.
Farrer, Frederick W. Professor Huxley. In Men I Have Known. N. Y. 1897.
Fawcett, Henry. Darwin on Species: A Popular Exposition. Macmillan's Magazine 3 (Dec. 1860), 81-92.
Fichman, Martin. Biology and Politics: Defining the Boundaries. In Lightman, VictorianScience in Context.
Finsbury Prizes. Nature 29 (Dec. 1883): 157-58.
Fischer, G. P. Professor Huxley's comments on the Gospel narratives. In Nature and Method of Revelation (1890): 259-84.
Fiske, John. Reminiscences of Huxley. Annals and Reports of the Smithsonian Institution (1901): 713-28.
– Life and Letters of Edward Livingston Youmans. N. Y. 1897.
Flower, W. H. Reminiscences of Professor Huxley. North American Review 161 (Sept. 1895): 279-86.
– Essays on Museums. London 1898.
Flurscheim, Michael. Professor Huxley's Attacks. The Nineteenth Century 27 (April 1890): 639-50.
Foote, G. W., Defence of Free Speech: Being a Three Hours' Address to the Jury in the Court of Queen's Bench before Lord Coleridge on April z4, 1883 (London 1889).
Foster, Michael. Huxley. The Living Age 241 (June 1904): 587-601.
– Obituary Notices of Fellows Deceased: Thomas Henry Huxley. Proceedings of the Royal Society 59 (1895-96): 46-66.
– A Few more Words on Thomas Henry Huxley. Nature 52 (1895): 318-20.
– Recent Advances in Science and Their Bearing on Medicine and Surgery. Nature 54 (1896): 580-83.
– and E. Ray Lankester, eds. The Scientific Memoirs of Thomas Henry Huxley, 4 vols. and supplementary volume London 1898-1903.
– Thomas Henry Huxley. National Review 43 (1904): 421-39.
– Huxley. Huxley Memorial Lectures. Birmingham 1914.
Fox, James J. Thomas Henry Huxley. The Catholic World 72 (March 1901): 796-806.
Friend, A. Professor Huxley’s Homes. Illustrated London News July 6, 1895.
The Funeral of Professor Huxley. Nature 52 (July 11, 1895): 248-49.
Garbett, E. L. Professor Huxley and the Spiritualists. Pall Mall Gazette 49 (Jan. 1889): 3.
– Huxley's Mendacity, and the Bible and Darwin's Veracity, on the Effects of Noah's Flood. London, 1891.
Geological Society, May 11. Nature 36 (May 26, 1887): 94-95.
Gill, T. R. Huxley and His Work. Annals and Reports of the Smithsonian Institution (1895): 759-79.
Gilman, Daniel C. The Launching of a University, and Other Papers: A Sheaf of Remembrances.
Gladstone, J. H. Points of Supposed Collision between the Scriptures and Natural Science. London 1872.
Gladstone, W.E. Dawn of Creation and of Worship. The Nineteenth Century 18 (Nov. 1885): 685-706.
– Proem to Genesis: A Plea for a Fair Trial. The Nineteenth Century 19 (Jan. 1886): 1-21.
– Note on Genesis and Science. The Nineteenth Century 20 (August 1886): 304.
– The Impregnable Rock of Holy Scripture. London 1890.
– Professor Huxley and the Swine-Miracle. The Nineteenth Century 29 (Feb. 1891): 339-58.
E. L. Godkin. Professor Huxley's Lectures. The Nation 33 (Sept. 28, 1876): 192-93.
A good example. The Times. (1867)
Gore, Charles. The Creed of the Christian. London 1895.
G.W. C. Lay Sermons. Nature 3 (Nov. 10, 1870): 22-23.
Grant, R. E. Tabular View of the Primary Divisions of the Animal Kingdom (London 1861).
Grant Duff, Mountstuart E. Notes from a Diary, 1851-1872. 2 vols. London 1897.
Green, J. R. Letters of John Richard Green. Ed. Leslie Stephen. London 1901.
– Professor Huxley on Science and the Clergy. Saturday Review 24 (1867): 691-92.
Greenwood, H. General Booth and His Critics: being an analysis of the scheme and an enquiry into the value of the criticisms of Professor Huxley, Mr. C. S. Loch, "The Times" newspaper, and other critics London ?1891
Grimthorpe, Edmund. A Review of Hume and Huxley on Miracles. London 1884.
Haeckel, Ernst. Scientific Worthies: Thomas Henry Huxley. Nature 9 (1871): 257-58.
– Thomas Huxley and Karl Vogt. The Fortnightly Review 58 (n.s.) (Sept. 1895): 464-69.
Hahn, G. Thomas Henry Huxley. Louvain 1895.
Hall, A. Wilford, The Problem of Human Life embracing the "evolution of sound" and "evolution evolved", with a review of the six great modern scientists, Darwin, Huxley, Tyndall, Haeckel, Helmholtz, and Mayer. N.Y. 1877.
Hampden, John. John Hampden's letter to Professor Huxley, president of the Royal society.. suggested by his article in the Nineteenth century, for December 1885, in reply to Mr.
Gladstone's comments on the book of Genesis. London 1886.
Harrison, Frederic, Autobiographical Memoirs 2 vols. London 1911.
– The Philosophy of Common Sense. London 1907.
– The Soul and Future Life. The Nineteenth Century 2 (Oct. 1877): 521-36.
– The Future of Agnosticism. Fortnightly Review 51 (Jan. 1889): 144-56.
– Mr. Huxley's Controversies. Fortnightly Review 58 (Oct. 1892): 417-37.
– Mr. Huxley's Ironicon. Fortnightly Review 58 (Oct. 1892): 713-21.
Hazard, Rowland. Animals not Automata. Popular Science Monthly (Feb. 1875):405-420.
Herbert, Auberon. Professor Huxley's Second Toe; or, the Ultima Ratio of a Philosopher. Pall Mall Gazette 49: (Jan. 23, 1889): 1-2; (Jan. 28, 1889): 1-2.
Holyoake, G. J., 'The Priesthood of Science: Their Visit to Norwich', Reasoner Review, I Nov. 1868):.
The Humboldt Library of Science. N. Y. n.d.
Hopkins, William. Physical Theories of the Phenomena of Life. Fraser's Magazine 61 (June 1860): 739-52; (July 1860), 74-90.
House of Lords Parliamentary Papers. XXI:308 (1865).
Howes, G. B. Huxley. Royal College of Science Magazine 8 Part I (Oct. 1895): 3-10.
– St. George Mivart. Proceedings of the Royal Society 75 (1905): 95-100.
Hull and Eastern Counties Record. April 9 and 16, 1863.
Hunt, James. The Negro's Place in Nature. Letter to The Reader 3 (March 19, 1864): 368.
Hutton, Richard. Professor Huxley's Hidden Chess Player. Spectator 41 (Jan. 11, 1868):41-42.
– The Gods and Titans of Metaphysics. Spectator 41 (Nov. 14, 1868): 1335-36.
– Pope Huxley. Spectator 43 (Jan. 29, 1870): 135-36.
– Professor Huxley as a Machine. Spectator 43 (April 30, 1870): 550-51.
– Professor Huxley on Denominationalism. Spectator 43 (Nov. 5, 1870), 1311-12.
– News of the Week–Academy Dinner. Spectator 44 (May 6, 1871): 531.
– Professor Huxley on the Charities of London The Spectator (May 20, 1871): 5989-600.
– Militant Agnosticism. Spectator 49 (June 1876): 763-765.
– News of the Week–Technical Education. Spectator 50 (Dec. 8, 1877): 2581.
– The Metaphysical Society, a rememiniscence. The Nineteenth Century (1885).
– Professor Huxley on the Evolution of Theology. Spectator (1886):326-337.
– Professor Huxley on Agnosticism. Spectator 62 (Feb. 9, 1889): 193-95.
– Professor Huxley. Spectator 63 (Dec. 20, 1890): 699-701.
– The Huxley Memorial Meeting. Spectator 75 (Nov. 30, 1895): 757-58.
– Mr. Arnold's Sublimated Bible, Professor Tyndall on Physical and Moral Necessity, and Professor Huxley on the Evolution of Theology. In Criticisms of Contemporary Thought and Thinkers. London 1894.
– Professor Huxley's Creed. Quarterly Review 180 (Jan. 1895): 160-88.
– Review of Collected Essays Quarterly Review (January 1895):160-188.
– The Great Agnostic and Agnostic Dreamers. In Aspects of Religious and Scientific Thought. London 1899.
– A Victorian Spectator. Uncollected Writings of R. H. Hutton, ed. by Robert H. Tener and Malcolm Woodfield. Bristol 1989. (Includes "Professor Huxley's Hidden Chess Player" and "Pope Huxley.")
Huxley, Henrietta. See Bibliography 3.
Huxley Ikonoklastes. New York Daily Graphic. Sept. 1876.
Huxley, Jared. Genealogical Descent of the Huxley Family in the United States. Youngstown 1901.
Huxley, Leonard. See Bibliography 3.
Huxley and Agassiz. Cornhill Magazine. 55, N.S. (Sept. 1923): 366-82.
Huxley on the Physical Basis of Life. Pall Mall Gazette 9 (Jan.-March 1869): 372-74.
Huxley, Thomas Henry. American Cyclopaedia 96-97.
Huxley, Thomas Henry. Home Reference Library 1351-52.
The Imperial Institute. Nature (January 20, 1887): 265-66.
Institutes for Working Men. Quarterly Review 113 (Jan. 1863): 34-59.
Men of the Day. (Inventor of Protoplasm). Vanity Fair (Jan. 28, 1871)
[James, William.] Huxley's Comparative Anatomy. The North American Review. CCVI (December 1865): 290-98.
J. P. A. Professor Huxley on Darwin's "Origin of Species." National Reformer (Jan. 31, 1863): 2-3.
Jenkins, John E., Lord Bantam, London 1872.
Johonnot, James. Principles and Practice of Teaching. N. Y., 1883.
Jordan, Alfred. The Significance of Thomas Henry Huxley. Hull 1910.
Jordan, William L. Huxley on the Laws of Motion. London 1882.
Judd, John. Huxley's Physiography. Nature 17 (Jan. 3, 1878): 178-80.
– Elementary Instruction in Practical Biology. Nature 37 (March 29, 1888): 505-6.
– The Coming of Evolution. Cambridge (U.K.) 1925.
Keller, Robert. Thomas Huxley. Leipzig 1896.
King, C. Catastrophism and Evolution. American Naturalist 11 (1877):449-70. .
King, W. The Reputed Fossil Man of the Neanderthal. Quarterly Journal of Science 1 (1864): 88-97.
Kingsley, Charles. Lord Dundreary "Speech of Lord Dundreary in Section D, on Friday Last, On the Great Hippocampus Question". In Letters and Memories. 1861.
– The Water Babies. London 1863. (sel.)
Kingsley, Mrs. F. , ed. Charles Kingsley: His Letters and Memories of His Life, 2 vols. London 1877.
Kirsch, A. M. Professor Huxley on Evolution. American Catholic Quarterly Review (1887): 644-64.
Kowalewsky, A. Abstract of a Speech on Huxley Delivered at the Zoological Congress of 1895. Nature 52 (1895): 651.
Kropotkin, Peter. Mutual Aid Among Animals. The Nineteenth Century 28 (Sept. 1890): 337-54; (Nov. 1890): 699-719.
Laing, Samuel. The Agnostic's Creed. Literary Guide (Feb. 15, 1889): 63-64.
– Problems of the Future and Essays. London 1889.
Lang, Andres. Science and Demonology. Illustrated London News (Jan. 30, 1894):822.
Lankester, E. Ray. The Representation of Science at the School Board'. Nature (1870): 509-10.
– et al., School Board for London. First Report. The Scheme of Education Committee. 13 June I871 (Yates & Alexander, 1871).
– Instruction to Science Teachers at South Kensington. Nature 4 (1871):361-64.
– The Crayfish. Nature 21 (Feb. 12, 1880): 353-56.
– Huxley. Natural Science 7 (1895): 119-21
– The Right Hon. T. H. Huxley. Athenaeum July 6, 1895.
– Huxley's Collected Essays. Nature 49 (Feb. 1, 1894): 311.
– Huxley's Eyes. Natural Science 8 (1896): 285, 528.
– Huxley. Nature 115 (1925): 737-40.
Laugel, August. Der Mensch der Vorwelt. Eine Darstellung fur gebildete Laien. Nach den Ergebnissen der neuesten Forschungen von Darwin, Lyell, Huxley, Owen u. A. Leipzig 1863.
Leeds Mercury. Dec. 31, 1870.
Lay Sermons, Addresses and Reviews. British Quarterly Review 104 (Oct. 1, 1870): 532-33.
Leicester Chronicle. Oct. 8, 1870.
Leidy, J. Hadrosaurus and Its Discovery. Proceedings Academy of Natural Sciences. Phil. 1858: 213-18.
Letter on Medical Education Nature (1890)
Lillie, James. Letter to T. H. Huxley, Esq. London 1871.
Lilly, W. S. Materialism and Morality. Fortnightly Review 238 (n.s.) (Oct. 1, 1886): 575-94.
Lingle, Thomas W. Die Bedeutung der Entwickelungsgeschichte fur die Ethik mit besonderer Rucksicht auf Huxley. Leipzig 1899. Doctoral dissertation at Leipzig University.
Liverpool Address. Nature 2 (1870): 414-15.
Liverpool Mercury. April 8, 1869; September 15, 19, and 22, Nov. 15 and 20, 1870.
L.L.D. Professor Huxley as Schoolmaster. National Reformer (Dec. 31, 1871):422-23.
Lodge, Oliver, ed. Huxley Memorial Lectures to the University of Birmingham. Birmingham 1914.
London, Friday, April 10. The Daily Telegraph 2433 (April 10, 1863): 2.
London, Wednesday Evening, Oct. 8. The Record (Oct. 8, 1862): 2.
London School Board Minutes. March 8, 1871.
Lubbock, John. Huxley's Life and Work. Popular Science Monthly 18 (1901): 337-59.
Lyell, Mrs. Charles Life, Letters and Journals of Sir Charles Lyell, Bart. 2 vols. London 1881.
MacGillivray, John. Narrative of the Voyage of H.M.S. Rattlesnake, 2 vols. London 1852.
MacPheron, Hector. Huxley as a Philosophic Thinker. New Century 48 (Dec. 1900), 439-446.
Magee, W. C. Bishop of Peterborough. Agnosticism. A Reply to Professor Huxley. The Nineteenth Century 25 (March 1889): 369-71.
– An Explanation to Professor Huxley. The Nineteenth Century 25 (May 1890): 722-23.
Mallock, William. The New Republic. London 1877.
– "Cowardly Agnosticism" A Word with Professor Huxley. Fortnightly Review 51 (1889). In Studies in Contemporary Superstition. London 1895.
Manchester Guardian. Nov. 4, 1871; Oct. 3, 1874.
Man's Place in Nature. Natural History Review 3 (1863): 318-84.
Marsh, O. C. Thomas Henry Huxley. The American Journal of Science 50 (August 1895): 177-83.
Masson, D. Recent British Philosophy. London 1877.
Mathematics versus Geology. Pall Mall Gazette (May 3, 1869)
McCann, Jas. Anti-Darwinism, with Professor Huxley's Reply. Glasgow 1869.
McCarthy, Justine. Science and Orthodoxy in England. Modern Leaders (1872): 233-43.
– A History of Our Times, IV:519-22. London 1881.
– Reminiscences. London 1899.
McCosh, James. Agnosticism of Hume and Huxley. N. Y. 1884.
On the Medical Curriculum. Nature 9 (Nov. 13, 1873): 21-22.
Messrs. Goschen and Huxley on English Culture. Nature 37 (1888): 337-40.
Middlesex Independent. July 31, 1889.
Middlesex Mercury and County Advertiser. July 20, 1872.
Minutes of Committees. 1867-1880. p. 106.
Minutes of Committees and Official Memoranda. 1881-1890. pp. 86 and 229.
Minutes of Council of School of Mines.
Minutes of Provost and Fellows of Eton College.
Minutes of Senate. July 8, 1857; May 12, 1858; January 28, 1891.
Minot, C. S. Huxley's Writings. International Review 11 (1881): 527-37.
Mitchell, Peter Chalmers. See Bibliography 3.
Mr. Huxley's Fancies about Men and Apes. The Scotsman 2054 (Jan. 1862): 6.
Mivart, St. George. Descent of Man. Quarterly Review 131 (1871).
– What Are Living Beings? Contemporary Review 35 (July 1879): 688-718.
– Evolution and Its Consequences: A Reply to Professor Huxley. Contemporary Review 19 (1872): 168-197. In Essays and Criticisms. London 1892, 2: 66-102.
– Evolution in Professor Huxley. The Nineteenth Century 34 (August 1893): 198-211.
– Huxley as a Zoologist. Natural Science 7 (1895): 121-25.
– Some Reminiscences of Thomas Henry Huxley. The Nineteenth Century 42 (Dec. 1897): 985-98.
Moore, T. J. The Gorilla. American Museum of Natural History 10 (1862):373-74.
Morgan, C. Lloyd. The Realities of Experience. The Monist 7 (Oct. 1897): 1-18.
– Processes of Life and Mind. Nature 115 (1925): 737-40.
Morris, F. O. All the Articles of the Darwin Faith. London 1875.
– Difficulties of Darwinism. London 1869.
Morley, John. On Compromise. N. Y. 1906.
– Recollections. 2 vols. London 1917.
Morrow, Thomas. A Blow at the Root of Modern Infidelity; or, Huxleyism Analyzed and Criticised. Philadelphia 1878.
Nash, Henry S. The History of the Higher Criticism of the New Testament - Being the History of the Process Whereby the Word of God Has Won the Right to Be Understood. N. Y. 1906.
Nashville Daily American Sept. 6, 7, 1876.
Nature Development and Philosophy. Contemporary Review 14 (1870): 173-191.
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