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Charles Darwin at the Cape

W. R. W. James

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On his voyage around the world in the HMS Beagle, Charles Darwin singled out the Cape in his notebooks. Wilmot James describes Darwin's impressions of this diverse part of our continent.

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On his voyage around the world in the HMS Beagle, Charles Darwin singled out the Cape in his notebooks. Wilmot James describes Darwin's impressions of this diverse part of our continent.

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On his voyage around the world in the HMS Beagle, Charles Darwin singled out the Cape in his notebooks. Wilmot James describes Darwin's impressions of this diverse part of our continent.

Key concepts: Darwin (ADL), Cape, Charles darwin, Art history, History, Philosophy, Archaeology, Darwinism

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