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Other websites on Darwin

The Correspondence of Charles Darwin Site includes a list of correspondents, text of the introductions to the published volumes, the important: Darwin Correspondence Online Database and the texts of thousands of letters. Frequently updated.

The Darwin Digital Library of Evolution Contains a selection of unique Darwin manuscript transcriptions on divergence (from DAR205.1-11 and DAR45-48) with abundant scholarly notes and a large bibliography compiled from the Correspondence, Marginalia et al.

Speaking of Faith: Evolution and Wonder - Understanding Charles Darwin website accompanying American radio programme which includes high-resolution zoomable images of selections from Darwin's private transmutation and metaphysical notebooks.

Darwin's Crustacea database, Oxford University Museum of Natural History.

Darwin in Denmark. Translations, reviews, bibliographies and more.

Darwiniana, by Michael E. Price (probably the largest collection of images of Darwin)

Darwin Letters (Darwin-Burdon-Sanderson Letters – 1873-1881 and Fox/Pearce (Darwin) Collection – 1821-1884) University of British Columbia Library

Darwin at Downe, the proposed World Heritage Site.

Institut Charles Darwin International by Patrick Tort.

Down House by English Heritage.

'Charles Darwin's microscopes' in the Whipple Museum, Cambridge, by Boris Jardine.

AboutDarwin.com A very detailed popular website full of information on Darwin and his life. Rich with photos, maps and more.

Darwin 2009 festival (Cambridge University).

Charles Finney Cox Papers (PP), The New York Botanical Garden

Darwin exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History.

Twelve different portraits of Charles Darwin at the National Portrait Gallery, U.K.

Darwin's portrait on the £10 note.

Darwin@LSE.

Darwin Country.

Related online resources

Library of 19th Century Science: The Golden Age of Geology, by Dr. David C. Bossard. An enormous collection of important 19th century works including Lyell, Herschel, Sedgwick, Geikie and many more.

Wallace Collection at the Natural History Museum.

Model of Beagle sister ship 'Cadmus class' c. 1825 at the National Maritime Museum. Click here

The Journal of Syms Covington (Assistant to Darwin on the voyage of HMS Beagle) by Vern Weitzel.

The sketch books of Conrad Martens (artist on board the Beagle)

http://www.biolib.de/ A collection of [more than 400] historic and modern biology books.

The Alfred Russel Wallace Page by Charles H. Smith.

The Alfred Russel Wallace Memorial Fund

The Huxley File Contains the collected works of T.H. Huxley online.

J. D. Hooker by Jim Endersby. Many primary texts.

Galton.org by Gavan Tredoux. Contains most of Galtons writings.

Nature (1869-1875) University of Wisconsin Digital Collections.

The Bridgewater Treatises on the Power, Wisdom, and Goodness of God, As Manifested in the Creation. (1833-1852).

Lamarck, J-B., Works and heritage of Jean-Baptiste Lamarck: Twelve works by Lamarck online. by Pietro Corsi. The section "Biography of Lamarck" offers unpublished or little known biographical documents. A list of those attending Lamarck's Paris lectures is also provided.

Science in the nineteenth-century periodical 'a searchable electronic index to the science content of sixteen nineteenth-century general periodicals.'

Life of Leonard Jenyns by Roger F. Vaughan.

Evolution: selected papers and commentary by Donald Forsdyke.

History of Evolution.

Maer The Wedgwood family home.

The Newton Project.

The British Society for the History of Science.


 

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