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Darwin, and After Darwin, Volumes 1 and 3

DARWIN, AND AFTER DARWIN AN EXPOSITION OF THE DARWINIAN THEORY AND A DISCUSSION OF POST-DARWINIAN QUESTIONS BY GEORGE JOHN ROMANES, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S. Honorary Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge I THE DARWINIAN THEORY FOURTH EDITION

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Chicago THE OPEN COURT PUBLISHING COMPANY. 1910

The Illustrations of this book (with the exception of the Frontispiece and the colored plate facing page 332) are copyrighted under the title “Darwinism Illustrated.”

The Open Court Publishing Co.

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Letter from George Romanes to Edward Hageler
Letter from George Romanes to Edward Hageler

Ch. Ch. Oxford: March 15th 1892. My dear Sir, As we have now agreed that the Open Court Publishing Company is to undertake the American edition of my work entitled “Darwin and after Darwin,” I have much pleasure in transferring to you the copyright thereof, with all that this includes. Thanking you very much for the kindness and liberality which have marked your conduct of these negotiations, I remain, Yours very faithfully, George J. Romanes To Edward C. Hegeler Esq. La Salle, Ill. U. S.

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