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Thomas Henry Huxley - It appears to us to be one of...

It appears to us to be one of the many peculiar merits of that [Mr. Darwin's] hypothesis that it involves no belief in a necessary and continual progress of organisms. (Thomas Henry Huxley)

It appears to us to be one of the many peculiar merits of that [Mr. Darwin's] hypothesis that it involves no belief in a necessary and continual progress of organisms.

Thomas Henry Huxley

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