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. W's financial troubles. Cotton, Mr 1822 An old Mr. Cotton in Shropshire had pointed out to CD the bell stone, an erratic boulder in Shrewsbury—CD's Autobiography 52. Couper, William, 1853-1942. Sculptor of New York. 1909 Bust in bronze by C of CD presented to Christ's College Cambridge by USA delegates to celebrations. Covington, Syms, 1813-1861 Feb. 17. Fiddler and boy to the poop cabin on 2nd voyage of Beagle. Boy 2nd class, shoemaker. Drawing of Lima beauty p. 289 and Napoleon's tomb p. 362

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Harley, Agnes Of Slindon, Sussex. 1907 Married Rowland Wedgwood as second wife. Harriet, ?-circa 1950. Second housemaid at Down House. Long description in Bernard D pp. 15-16. until 1925 Stayed on with ED and then with Bessy D until latter's death 1925. Harris A gentleman farmer of Orange Court, Downe. Harris, James A sealer of Del Carmen on Rio Negro. Acted as pilot to Wickham in La Paz, whilst his friend Roberts acted for Stokes in La Liebre—D and Beagle p. 75. Harris, Sir William Snow, 1791

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1850s. This diverse evidence converges on the conclusion that Darwin did not avoid publishing, as is commonly believed. It was detailed above how Darwin began to theorize about species at the beginning of his 10-year-long Beagle publishing projects. These were to be finished by work on invertebrates from 1846 to 1848 or 1849. The invertebrate work gradually lengthened to become the barnacle monograph, lasting until 1854 (figure 2). The years of barnacle work should not be described as a

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Beagle at. Earthquake of Feb. 20 had caused almost total destruction of the town and of its port Talcahuano. Condy's ozonised water 1862 CD took for dyspepsia. CD to Hooker with, I think, extraordinary advantage—to comfort, at least —MLi 472. Conington, EDii 19, misprint for Covington q.v. Coniston, Lancashire. 1879 Aug. 2-27 CD had family holiday there. [page] 6

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of CD from life. Copies should carry a facsimile signature Charles Darwin centre and a raised blind Ipswich Museum stamp with arms bottom right. Iquique, Peru. See Benchuca. 1835 Jul. 13-14 Beagle at. Jul. 13 CD landed and made short journey to saltpetre mines. Ireland 1827 May CD visited Belfast and Dublin at end of a tour in Scotland, his only visit to Ireland. [page] 17

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Woodyeare, John Fountain (né Fountain), 1809-1880. Cambridge friend of CD. 1851-1880 Domestic Chaplain to Dowager Countess of Cavan. Woollya Settlement at Tierra del Fuego. 1833 Jan. 27 R. Matthews, missionary, landed there from Beagle. Feb. 6 M taken off again. Woolner, Thomas, 1825-1892. Sculptor. DNB. 1868 CD sat to W for bust which was finished in 1869, now in Botany School Cambridge. It has a certain air of pomposity, which seems to me foreign to my father's expression —Francis D LLiii

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. F. J. von Haast. See also Glacier. Darwin Mountain, Peru. Darwin Mountain, Rhodesia; the district is named after the mountain. Darwin Mountains, Magallanes-Patagonia provinces, Chile/Argentina, contain Mounts Fitz-Roy and Stokes. Also called Darwin Cordilleras. Port Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, named on 3rd voyage of Beagle. Town named later. Darwin Sound, Tierra del Fuego, Chile, continuing northwest arm of Beagle Channel. Darwin Spring, see town, Calif. Darwin Street, Shrewsbury

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Angra do Heroisma, Capital of Terceira, Azores. 1836 Sep. 19-24 Beagle anchored off. CD visited. Angulus Woolneri The infolded point of the human ear, also called A. Woolnerianus and Darwin's peak—LLiii 140; Nature, Lond., Apr. 6, 1871. See also Woolner. Animal intelligence 1882 George J. Romanes, Animal intelligence, London, International Scientific Series XLI. Extracts from CD's notes throughout (F1416). See also Stauffer 1975. First foreign editions: 1883 USA (F1419). 1887 French (F1429

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Beob, Miss 1865 Governess at Down House for six months. Berkeley Sound, East Falkland Island. 1833, 1834 1833 Mar. 1-Apr. 6, 1834 Mar. 10-Apr. 7 Beagle anchored at. CD there only in 1834. Berkeley, Rev. Miles Joseph, 1803-1889. Mycologist. Vicar of Sibbertoft, Northamptonshire. Dyer described B as the virtual founder of British mycology . See Edible fungus from Tierra del Fuego. DNB. 1862 Jun. 14 B reviewed Orchids in London. Rev. 1868 CD thanks B for sending a copy of his Presidential address

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Cirencester. 1857 CD to B on varieties of domestic pigeon. 1859 CD sent 1st edition of Origin to B—unpublished letter. Buenos Aires, Capital of Argentine. 1832-1833 1832 Jul. 26-1833 Dec. 6 Beagle used mouth of La Plata river as a base for surveying trips. CD used Buenos Aires, Monte Video and Maldonado as bases for inland expeditions. Bulgarian First editions in: 1927 Descent of man (F1047). 1946 Origin of species (F632). 1959 Autobiography (F1511). 1967 Journal of researches (F170). Bull, Mr. A

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publisher. 1865 Spring and summer, CD tried his ice-cure. Charles Darwin and the voyage of the Beagle 1945 Emma Nora Darwin (F1571). Charlesworth, Edward, 1813-1893. Geologist. 1838 CD to Lyell, Charlesworth is to be pitied for many reasons —Carroll 11. 1842 CD to Lyell, discussing a controversy between C and Buckland, Lyell and Owen on the Crag, it is not the wise who rule the universe, but the active rule the inactive and verily Charlesworth is...active —Carroll 28. Chator, William, 1802-1885

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darwiniana Colenso, Scrophulariaceae=Hebe darwiniana. Zinnia darwiniana Haage and Schmidt, Compositae=Glossogyne pinnatifida De Candolle, Compositae, Malaya. FINANCE: On the Beagle voyage, apart from kitting-out expenses, CD drew bills on his father's account through Robarts Co. He reported a total of £735 to his father in letters to his sisters. He was on the books for victuals, but paid £50 per annum to Fitz-Roy towards the expenses of his table, £250 in all, leaving £485 for his personal

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Falmouth, Cornwall. Oct. 4 Shrewsbury. Oct. end of, Greenwich unloading Beagle. Nov. 6 London, 43 Great Marlborough St. Nov. circa 21 Maer. Dec. 2-13 London. Dec. 13- Cambridge, J. S. Henslow and Fitzwilliam St. 1837 -Mar. 6 Cambridge with two trips to London one on Jan. 4. Mar. 6-12 London, 43 Great Marlborough St. Mar. 13-Jun. 25 London, 36 Great Marlborough St. Nov. 21 Isle of Wight two-day visit to W. D. Fox. Nov. 23 London. 1838 May 10 Cambridge three days. Jun. 23 London to Leith by

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. CD's religious views are summarized in LLi -304-317. Francis D states My father spoke little on these subjects, and I can contribute nothing from my own recollection . CD considered religious views to be a deeply personal matter and took great pains not to offend ED. 1836-1839 Whilst aboard the Beagle I was quite orthodox . But I had gradually come by this time, i.e. 1836-1839, to see that the Old Testament was no more to be trusted than the sacred books of the Hindoos . 1879 CD to Fordyce, In my

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science , Brit. Med. J., 2:917 (Bii 235, F1799). Delpino, Giacomo Guiseppe Federico, 1833-1905. Italian botanist. Prof. Botany Genoa and later at Naples. Frequent correspondent. Denny, Henry, 1803-1871. Entomologist, specialist on lice and minute beetles. undated CD to D about races of human lice and on a Mr Martial's observations on them—Carroll 35. 1871 Descent i, 219 mentions D's work on lice of pigeon, fowl and dogs. Derbishire, Alexander Mate on 2nd voyage of Beagle. 1832 Apr. D returned to

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Proteus anguinus to CD. 1864 F proposed CD for Copley Medal of Royal Society. 1868 Palaeontological memoirs, 2 vols. Falkland Islands British colony in South Atlantic. 1833 Mar. 1 The present inhabitants consist of one Englishman (Dixon) who has resided here for many years and now has charge of the British Flag, 20 spaniards and three women, two of whom are negresses —CD Diary p. 138-9—Keynes p. 118, writing of Port Louis. 1834 Mar. 16 Beagle at Berkeley Sound in East Falkland, Port Louis at head of

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; introducing a letter from Müller, ibid., 19:463-464 (Bii 216, F1784). Fuegians The Indian tribes of Tierra del Fuego. The best account of those encountered by the crew of the Beagle as well as the history of Fuegia Basket, Jemmy Button, Boat Memory and York Minster, the Fuegians brought to England on the first voyage, three returned on the second, is in Fitz-Roy's Narrative, 2, esp. 1-16, 119-227. Their later history and that of Fuegians in general is in E. L. Bridges, Uttermost part of the earth, 1947

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. Historical sketch Of previous studies and ideas on evolution. 1860 Appeared in a shorter version, written before Feb. 20, in 1st German edition and 4th USA printing. 1861 First added to 3rd English edition of Origin, in answer to criticisms by reviewers. Hitote Tahitian Chief. 1835 Nov. 26 CD discussed lightning conductors with H and several other Chiefs. Hobart, Tasmania. 1836 Feb. 5-17 Beagle anchored in Storm Bay; CD landed. Hobhouse, Arthur, Baron, 1819-1904. Married Mary Farrer. Hobhouse, Mary, see

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, Mr Charles Darwin and the Officers of H.M.S. 'Beagle' 15.0.0 —subscription to building fund for the chapel fund there. Mss subscription list 1834-1841, at Russell Centennial Museum. 1836 Placing a church at the headquarters of iniquity, at such a notorious place as Kororadika (the older spelling), is certainly a bold trial... This little village is the very stronghold of vice — Moral state of Tahiti p. 231. 1844 Renamed Russell . 1873 Chapel renamed Christ Church. Kovalevskaya, Sof'ya

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. Geologist, stonemason and author. CD never knew this remarkable man, but he borrowed Lady Lyell's copy of Footsteps of the Creator, 1849, and then bought one himself—MLii 125. Miller, William Hallowes, 1801-1880. Mineralogist. DNB. 1832-1870 Prof. Mineralogy Cambridge. 1836 M helped CD with examination of rocks from Beagle voyage. 1838 FRS. 1859 M and CD corresponded on structure of cells of honeybee comb—MLi 121, Carroll 189. Milman, Henry Hart, 1791-1868. Anglican clergyman and author. Dean

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varieties, and on the perpetuation of varieties and species by natural means of selection , by Charles Darwin...and Alfred Wallace, J. Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond., 3, No. 9:1-62 (Bii 3, F1699). Communicated by Lyell and Hooker, Tuesday Jul. 1. See also Zoologist, 16:6263-6308 (F349). First foreign editions: 1870 German (F365). 1939 Russian (F370). 1960 Italian (F368). Teneriffe, Canary Islands. See also Canary Islands. 1832 Jan. 7 Beagle anchored there, but CD could not land there because of quarantine

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). 1880 Erasmus Darwin (F1320). 1881 Movement in plants (F1327). 1882 Vegetable mould and worms (F1363). 1887 Life and letters (F1456). 1889 Coral reefs (F278). 1891 Volcanic islands and South America (F283). 1903 More letters (F1549). 1956 Biographical sketch of an infant (F1306). 1975 Zoology of the voyage of the Beagle, Part V, Reptiles only (F9a). Upper Gower Street, London. No. 12, later 110 Gower St., first home of CD and ED on marriage. They called it Macaw Cottage from the gaudy curtains

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CD to S, on his election as Foreign Corresponding Member of Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna—Carroll 397. Sulivan, Sir Bartholomew James, 1810-1890. Naval Officer. Joined FR on 1st voyage of Beagle. 2nd Lieutenant on 2nd voyage of Beagle. Chief Naval Officer at Board of Trade. Biography 1896: H. N. Sulivan (son) Life and letters of S, London Murray. DNB. S made enquiries for CD on feral cattle and horses—J. Researches 1845 ch. ix. 1840 S called on CD—J. A. Sulivan, great grandson

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. According to the account given here, avoiding publication is unimaginable. See also F. Darwin (ed.), Charles Darwin (Murray, London, 1892). 7 N. Barlow, Charles Darwin's diary of the voyage of H.M.S. 'Beagle' (Cambridge University Press, 1933); N. Barlow, Charles Darwin and the voyage of the Beagle (Pilot Press, London, 1945). 8 R. E. D. Clark, Darwin: before and after: the story of evolution (Paternoster Press, London, 1948), pp. 56 and 57. I am grateful to James Moore for bringing this source to

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Bunbury, Frances Joanna, see Horner. Bunsen, Baroness, see Frances Waddington. Bunnett, Templeton 1867 An Australian who in 1867 answered Queries about expression. Burchell, William, John, 1781-1863. Explorer and naturalist. Travelled in South America and later in South Africa. CD knew in London after return of Beagle—Red Notebook p. 117. Burke, Sir Henry Farnham, 1859-1924. Genealogist. 1887-1911 Somerset Herald. 1888 Pedigree of the family of Darwin, privately printed, sixty copies. The most