A94    Pamphlet:     Anon. 1960. Handlist of Darwin papers at the University Library Cambridge. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.   Text   Image   PDF

13 April 1875; F. M ller, 1 January 1882; M. F[oster], 18 January 1882; F. Galton, (notes) 9 December 1859. Material collected by F. Darwin about his father (i.e. C.D.); corrections of Life and letters of Charles Darwin (1887); account of the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle, by P. G. King (copy). Letters: W. H. Fremantle to F. Darwin, 21 July 1888, 28 July 1888; F. Galton to F. Darwin, 28 June 1887; T. H. Huxley to F. Darwin, 9 April 1888, 20 April 1888; J. Lubbock to F. Darwin, 2 January 1896; J. M

F1575    Periodical contribution:     Barrett, P. H. ed. 1960. A transcription of Darwin's first notebook [B] on 'Transmutation of species'. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard 122: [245]-296, for 1959-1960 (April).   Text   Image

with the Sacred Records, 2 vols. London. 32. Probably Isidore Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire or Ren P. Lesson, or both. 33. Pages 55 and 56 missing. 34. Waterhouse, George R., author of: Zoology of the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle, Part 2, Mammalia. London, 1839. I could not locate a reference to a specific paper by Waterhouse to which Darwin probably refers here. 35. Heteromera is a division of beetles including darkling and blister beetles; the Chrysomelidae are leaf beetles. [page] 288 BULLETIN: MUSEUM OF

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.                                                                12o. Paris, 1829. C. Darwin Beagle?                                          (D) Ray (J.) The wisdom of God...2nd ed.           (BOT)                                                                1692 Report of the Royal Commission on the practice of subjecting live animals to experiments...L., 1876. [BOTTOM SHELF] Reinke (J.) Untersuchungen...1879.                (BOT) [page 22

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 Page 19. Cuvier (Le baron G.): Essay on the Theory of the Earth. With geological illustrations by Prof. Jameson. 5th ed. Transl. 8°. Edinburgh, 1827.  Page 20.  Dana (J.D.): On the Classification ... of Crustacea.* 4°. Philadelphia, 1853.  Dana (J.D.): Corals and Coral Islands. 8°. New York, 1872.  Dandolo (Count V.): The art of rearing Silk-worms. Transl. from the work of Count Dandolo. 8°. London, 1825.  Darwin (C.): The Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle...1832 to 1836. Edited and

CUL-DAR262.25.2    Correspondence:   Darwin Charles Galton to Royal College of Surgeons of England, librarian  1961.10.26   Darwin Charles Galton to Royal College of Surgeons of England, librarian   Text   Image

The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [1] NEWNHAM GRANGE, CAMBRIDGE. 26 OCTOBER, 1961. The Librarian, Royal College of Surgeons, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W. C. 2. Dear Sir, In connection with Down House the following small matter has arisen. My friend Sir Ernest Marsden, F. R. S., has lived for many years in New Zealand and not long ago he visited the northern part of the North Island, where the Beagle called in 1834. He found some records of the visit in a small museum there and got

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'Breast ploughing at Chiloe' Voyages of the Beagle, vol. I, p. 287. [page] 13

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GENERAL CHART shewing the PRINCIPAL TRACKS of H.M.S. BEAGLE _ 1831-6. [page break

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'Fuegians going to trade their children as slaves with the Patagonians' Voyages of the Beagle, vol. II, p. 171. [Breast ploughing at Chiloe

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Fuegian natives in the Straits of Magellan, nearly one hundred years after Darwin's visit. The anonymous photographer walked seven miles over rugged country before finding the native camp. His ship was anchored off Ushuaia in the Beagle Channel; on the rocks the word 'Beagle' was seen with other roughly daubed ships' names. [page] 6

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ABBREVIATIONS USED Bull.B.M.(N.H.) Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Historical Series. See Bibliography, p. 217. D Diary of the Voyage of the 'Beagle', edited from the MS by Nora Barlow. Cambridge University Press, 1933. LL Life and Letters of Charles Darwin, edited by his son Francis Darwin. 3 vols., John Murray, London, 1887. ML More Letters of Charles Darwin, edited by Francis Darwin and A. C. Seward. 2 vols., John Murray, London, 1903. O On the Origin of Species by means of

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Coral Reefs, 3rd ed. (John Murray, London, 1889). See Geology of the Voyage for first edition, 1842. Charles Darwin's Diary of the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle, edited from the MSS by Nora Barlow. Cambridge University Press, 1933. The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the same Species. John Murray, 1877. The Formation of Vegetable Mould through the action of Worms. John Murray, 18 81. The Geology of the voyage of the Beagle. Smith Elder Co., London. Part I: The Structure distribution of coral

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Beagle with Capt. Fitzroy to explore the coast of S. America. 13 from May 13, 1832, to July 12, 1833 written in S.A. or in the Beagle on the Coast. 2 Janry 1836 July 1836 from Sydney St Helena on his way home both highly interesting. 1 Oct. 6, 1836 from his father Dr D's house at Shrewsbury immediately on his return London 13 Oct 1836 Nov 1836 from London Cambridge, chiefly 40 about preparg for the press. The letters are all most honourable to C.D. for zeal acute observation head heart Above all

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board H.M.S. Beagle in her circumnavigation of the world under Captain Robert FitzRoy, R.N. A vivid memory of The Mount, Charles's Shrewsbury home, formed a constant background to the shifting scenes of his five years of travel, and indeed for the remainder of his life. His sisters, to whom he was devoted, formed part of this background memory; though his affection for Caroline was not without some criticism of her efforts to improve him, when devotedly, but with an elder sister's over-anxiety

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geographical range, etc, etc. We are all flourishing here with the exception of my weariful stomach. I hope Mrs. Henslow is better: pray remember me very kindly to her. Ever my dear Henslow Yours truly C. Darwin LETTER 67 [To: Professor Henslow No postmark] Down Farnborough Kent 6 October 1846. Monday Morning My dear Henslow In a few day's time my third last Part of the Geology of the Voyage of the Beagle,2 viz on S. America will be published, I 1 With regard to Darwin's Lincolnshire farm see LL, I, p

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INDEX Albrolhos, 54 and n.3, 58 Admiralty, the, and the appointment to the Beagle, 31, 32; and FitzRoy's survey, 60 n. Africa, South, 114 n., 137, 243 Agassiz, Jean Louis (1807-73), 27 n.2 America, South, 10-12, 48, 55 American Philosophical Society, 156, 172 n. Andes, the, 12, 86, 96, 102, map; D.'s expedition to, 92 and n.2, 93; evidence from shells, 96, 101; geology of, 93, 95-6, 102-7, 109-10, 234; the great lakes, 92 n.2; metallic veins, 106; plants and seeds from, 107-8; petrified trees

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parish of St James's, London, where he carried on the family business of bookseller and newspaper agent. Wrote History of British Fishes, 1835-6; and History of British Birds, 1839-43. Helped to found the Zoological Society in 1826. Vice-President of Linnean Society. 2 Captain King commanded H.M.S. Beagle on a previous voyage to S. America, 1826-30, his account forming Vol. I of the Voyages of Adventure and Beagle, 1826-36, edited by Captain FitzRoy in 1839, with Darwin's account of the voyage of

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flower. They grow many leagues from where any habitation could [have del] ever have existed, owing to absence of water. Amongst the Chonos dried plants, you will see a fine specimen of the wild Potatoe, growing under a most opposite climate unquestionably a true wild Potatoe. It must be a distinct species from that of the lower Cordilleras etc. Perhaps, as with the Banana, distinct species are now not to be distinguished in their varieties, produced by cultivation. The Beagle is not at

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Barlow, Nora ed. 1967. Darwin and Henslow. The growth of an idea. London: Bentham-Moxon Trust, John Murray. [front dust jacket] NORA BARLOW DARWIN AND HENSLOW Bentham Moxon ~~~ Murray DARWIN AND HENSLOW The growth of an idea Letters 1831-1860 Edited by NORA BARLOW Darwin's theory of the origin of species by natural selection was profoundly influenced by his observations made during the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle from 1831 to 1836. That he joined this surveying voyage at all was due to his close

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LETTER 36 [To: The Revd. Professor Henslow Cambridge] Beagle. November 8th 1834 Valparaiso My dear Henslow. This letter is merely to inform you that I send by H.M.S. Challenger two boxes with Specimens. She does not sail from this port till January, will not arrive in England for at least 4 months afterwards. This letter goes by the Challenger to England. In one of the Cases, I have given you an account of all our proceedings future prospects etc etc. I have also sent a part of my Journal

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, 63-4, 73-4, 95, 100, 112, 115; marriage to Emma Wedgwood, 3, 14, 15; misery at leaving England, 52 n.; moves to Down House, 15; moves to London, 13, 14, 118 and n.1, 120; offered post of naturalist in the Beagle, 1-3, 9, 19; opinion of Owen, 118 n.2; preparations for sailing, 51-2; prepares to join ship, 37ff.; purchases farm in Lincs, 155, 157 and n.1; on quarters in the Beagle, 46-7, 48-9; reaction to Beagle offer, 32-7; relations with brothers and sisters, 2, 13; relations with father, 2-3, 34

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Pacific Ocean, 76, 114 Parana River, 82 Pampas, geology of, 110; 'Giant thistle' ('Cardoon'), 126 and n.2, 133 Patagonia, 11, 31 and n.2, 47, 48; D. and the coast, 60-1; geological interests, 76, 105, 106; the great Southern formation, 84; plants from, 84, 97 Peacock, Rev. George, 147; and the appointment of the Beagle, 28, 30; biog., 28 n.1, his inaccuracy, 31 and nn., 40 and n.4; letters from, 28-9, 31-2 Peru, revolution in, 108, 110 Plinian Society of Edinburgh, D. and, 1 Port Alegra, 80-1

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ever sincerely obliged Chas. Darwin. LETTER 14 To: C. Darwin Esqre, H.M.S. 'Beagle', Plymouth From: J. S. Henslow Postmark: Cambridge C 25 1831 260C26 1831] Cambridge 25 Oct 1831 My dear Darwin, I have just received your letter about consignment with a statement of your attempt to cheat my Brother of 1 . Do look at the bill I see sent, for it runs in my head that you have read pounds for shillings and shillings for pounds that you ought to have pd him 12 .. 7 .. instead of 7 .. 12. I can't be

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running up from the Falkland Islands to the Rio Negro (or Colorado). The Beagle will proceed to M: Video; but if it can be managed I intend staying at the former place. It is now some months since we have been at a civilized port, nearly all this time has been spent in the most Southern part of Tierra del Fuego. It is a detestable place, gales succeed gales with such short intervals that it is difficult to do anything. We were 23 days off Cape Horn could by no means get to the Westward. The last

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as I can. I will copy out the list of Botanical questions on a separate piece of paper. I have been paying the Beagle a visit today. She sails in a week for Australia. It appeared marvellously odd to see the little vessel and to think that I should not be one of the party. If it was not for the sea sickness, I should have no objection to start again. I envy you people in the country; even the smoky gardens near Greenwich looked quite beautiful, so fresh green. Yours ever most truly Chas. Darwin

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late stage in the negotiations with my publisher, helped to bring this work to a conclusion. Part I: Letters 1-56, 1831-7 The early letters tell the story of how Charles Darwin came to receive the offer of the place of naturalist on board the surveying vessel H.M.S. Beagle, and how he nearly refused it. The main narrative of the voyage is told in the series of letters now preserved in the Kew Library. Added chronologically are seven letters from Henslow to Darwin, of which four were included at