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Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries - Charles Darwin: The Years of Controversy. The ‘Origin of Species’ and its Critics 1859–1882. By Peter J. Vorzimmer. London: University of London Press, 1972. Pp. xx + 300. £4.40.

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Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries - Charles Darwin: The Years of Controversy. The ‘Origin of Species’ and its Critics 1859–1882. By Peter J. Vorzimmer. London: University of London Press, 1972. Pp. xx + 300. £4.40. - Volume 7 Issue 1

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Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries - Charles Darwin: The Years of Controversy. The ‘Origin of Species’ and its Critics 1859–1882. By Peter J. Vorzimmer. London: University of London Press, 1972. Pp. xx + 300. £4.40. - Volume 7 Issue 1

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Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries - Charles Darwin: The Years of Controversy. The ‘Origin of Species’ and its Critics 1859–1882. By Peter J. Vorzimmer. London: University of London Press, 1972. Pp. xx + 300. £4.40. - Volume 7 Issue 1

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