Luck, or Cunning, as the Main Means of Organic Modification
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1. Front matter2. Note3. Author’s Preface to First Edition4. Chapter I Introduction5. Chapter II Mr. Herbert Spencer6. Chapter III Mr. Herbert Spencer (continued)7. Chapter IV [52a] Mr. Romanes’ “Mental Evolution in Animals”8. Chapter V Statement of the Question at Issue9. Chapter VI Statement of the Question at Issue (continued)10. Chapter VII (Intercalated) Mr. Spencer’s “The Factors of Organic Evolution”11. Chapter VIII Property, Common Sense, and Protoplasm12. Chapter IX Property, Common Sense, and Protoplasm (continued)13. Chapter X The Attempt to Eliminate Mind14. Chapter XI The Way of Escape15. Chapter XII Why Darwin’s Variations were Accidental16. Chapter XIII Darwin’s Claim to Descent with Modification17. Chapter XIV Darwin and Descent with Modification (continued)18. Chapter XV The Excised “My’s”19. Chapter XVI Mr. Grant Allen’s “Charles Darwin”20. Chapter XVII Professor Ray Lankester and Lamarck21. Chapter XVIII Per Contra22. Chapter XIX Conclusion