The Survival of Charles Darwin: a Biography of a Man and an Idea by Ronald W. Clark 1986 Illustrated Vintage Paperback
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The Survival of Charles Darwin: a Biography of a Man and an Idea by Ronald W. Clark 1986 Illustrated Vintage Paperback
<Condition is Good+ as Pictured> (normal wear with markings, visible edge-wear, light creasing/rubbing, corners chipped, toning to interior pages) size is approximately 7” X 4.25”
—A study of Darwin's life and the legacy of Darwinism introduces the many individuals who have perpetuated and extended the controversial theory of evolution. This book is a journey from the early 1800's to modern times, a good read, presenting the Science of Evolution along with the temperament of the participants over time.
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