Chapter XII: Appendix: Lists of Wallace's Writings (1)

I.--BOOKS

Date Title

1853 "Palm Trees on the Amazon" 1853 "A Narrative of Travels on the Amazon and Rio Negro." New Edition in "The Minerva Library," 1889 1866 "The Scientific Aspect of the Supernatural" 1869 "The Malay Archipelago," 2 vols. Tenth Edition, 1 vol., 1890 1870 "Contributions to the Theory of Natural Selection." Republished, with "Tropical Nature," 1891 1874 "Miracles and Modern Spiritualism." Revised Edition, 1896 1876 "The Geographical Distribution of Animals," 2 vols. 1878 "Tropical Nature and other Essays." Printed in 1 vol. with "Natural Selection," 1891 1879 "Australasia." "Stanford's Compendium of Geography and Travel." (New issue, 1893) 1880 "Island Life." Revised Edition, 1895 1882 "Land Nationalisation" 1885 "Bad Times" 1889 "Darwinism." 3rd Edition, 1901 1898 "The Wonderful Century." New Edition, 1903 1900 "Studies, Scientific and Social" 1901 "The Wonderful Century Reader" 1901 "Vaccination a Delusion" 1903 "Man's Place in the Universe." New Edition, 1904. Cheap 1s. Edition, 1912 1905 "My Life," 2 vols. New Edition, 1 vol., 1908 1907 "Is Mars Habitable?" 1908 "Notes of a Botanist on the Amazon and Andes," by Richard Spruce. Edited by A.R. Wallace 1910 "The World of Life" 1913 "Social Environment and Moral Progress" 1913 "The Revolt of Democracy"

II.--ARTICLES, PAPERS, REVIEWS, ETC.

_The articles marked with an asterisk were republished in Wallace's "Studies, Scientific and Social."_

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DATE | PERIODICAL OR | SUBJECT
| SOCIETY |
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| 1850 | Proc. Zool. Soc., | On the Umbrella Bird
| | Lond. |
| 1852 | " " | Monkeys of the Amazon
| 1852-3 | Trans. Entomol. | On the Habits of the Butterflies
| | Soc. | of the Amazon Valley
| 1853 | Zoologist | On the Habits of the Hesperidæ
| 1853 | Proc. Zool. Soc., | On some Fishes allied to Gymnotus
| | Lond. |
June 6 | 1853 | Entomolog. Soc. | On the Insects used for Food by
| | | the Indians of the Amazon
June 13 | 1853 | Royal Geograph. Soc.| The Rio Negro
| 1854-5 | Zoologist | Letters from Singapore and Borneo
| 1854-6 | Trans. Entomol. | Description of a New Species of
| | Soc. | Ornithoptera
| 1855 | Annals and Mag. | On the Ornithology of Malacca
| | of Nat. Hist. |
| 1855 | Journ. Bot. | Botany of Malacca
| 1855 | Zoologist | The Entomology of Malacca
Sept. | 1855 | Annals and Mag. | On the Law which has regulated
| | of Nat. Hist. | the Introduction of New Species
| 1856 | " " | Some Account of an Infant
| | | Orang-Outang
| 1856 | " " | On the Orang-Outang or Mias of
| | | Borneo
Dec. | 1856 | " " | On the Habits of the Orang-Outang
| | | of Borneo
| 1856 | " " | Attempts at a Natural Arrangement
| | | of Birds
Nov. 22 | 1856 | Chambers's Journ. | A New Kind of Baby
| 1856 | Journ. Bot. | On the Bamboo and Durian of Borneo
| 1856 | Zoologist | Observations on the Zoology of
| | | Borneo
| 1856-8 | Trans. Entomol. | On the Habits, etc., of a Species
| | Soc. | of Ornithoptera inhabiting the
| | | Aru Islands
| 1856-9 | " " | Letters from Aru Islands and from
| | | Batchian
Dec. | 1857 | Annals and Mag. | Natural History of the Aru Islands
| | of Nat. Hist. |
| 1857 | " " | On the Great Bird of Paradise
| 1857 | Proc. Geograph. | Notes of a Journey up the Sadong
| | Soc. | River
| 1858 | " " | On the Aru Islands
| 1858 | Zoologist | Note on the Theory of Permanent
| | " " | and Geographical Varieties
| 1858 | " " | On the Entomology of the Aru
| | | Islands
| 1858-61| Trans. Entomol. | Note on the Sexual Differences in
| | Soc. | the Genus Lomaptera
| 1859 | Annals and Mag. | Correction of an Important Error
| | of Nat. Hist. | affecting the Classification of
| | | the _Psittacidæ_
| 1859 | Proc, Linn. Soc. |On the Tendency of Varieties to
| | (iii. 45) | Depart Indefinitely from the
| | | Original Type[72]
Oct. | 1859 | Ibis |Geographical Distribution of Birds
Dec. | 1859 | Entomolog. Soc. |Note on the Habits of Scolytidæ and
| | | Bostrichidæ
| 1860 | Journ. Geograph. |Notes of a Voyage to New Guinea
| | Soc. |
| 1860 | Ibis |The Ornithology of North Celebes
| 1860 | Proc. Zool, Soc., |Notes on Semioptera wallacii
| | Lond. |
| 1860 | Proc. Linn. Soc. |Zoological Geography of Malay
| | (iv. 172) | Archipelago
| 1861 | Ibis |On the Ornithology of Ceram and
| | | Waigiou
| 1861 | " |Notes on the Ornithology of Timor
| 1862 | Proc. and Journ. |On the Trade between the Eastern
| | Geogr. Soc. | Archipelago and New Guinea
| | | and its Islands
| 1862 | Proc. Zool. Soc., |List of Birds from the Sula Islands
| | Lond. |
| 1862 | Ibis |On some New Birds from the Northern
| | | Moluccas
| 1862 | Proc. Zool. Soc., |Narrative of Search after Birds of
| | Lond. | Paradise
| 1862 | " |On some New and Rare Birds from New
| | | Guinea
| 1862 | " |Description of Three New Species
| | | of _Pitta_ from the Moluccas
| 1863 | Annals and Mag. |On the Proposed Change in Name of
| | of Nat. Hist. | _Gracula pectoralis_
| 1863 | Entomol. Journ. |Notes on the Genus _Iphias_
| 1863 | Ibis |Note on _Corvus senex _and _Corvus
| | | fuscicapillus_
| 1863 | " |Notes on the Fruit-Pigeons of Genus
| | | _Treron_
| 1863 | Intellectual |The Bucerotidæ, or Hornbills
| | Observer |
| 1863 | Proc. Zool, Soc. |List of Birds collected on Island
| | Lond. | of Bouru
April | 1863 | Zoologist |Who are the Humming-Bird's
| | | Relations?
June | 1863 | Royal Geograph. |Physical Geography of the Malay
| | Soc. | Archipelago
| 1863 | Proc, Zool. Soc., |On the Identification of _Hirundo
| | Lond. | esculenta_, Linn.
| 1863 | " |List of Birds inhabiting the
| | | Islands of Timor, Flores and
| | | Lombok
| 1863 | Annals and Mag. |On the Rev. S. Haughton's Paper on
| | of Nat. Hist. | the Bee's Cell and the Origin of
| | | Species
Jan. 1 | | Nat. Hist. Rev. |Some Anomalies in Zoological and
| | | Botanical Geography
Jan. 7 | 1864 |Edinburgh New |Ditto
| | Journ. (Philos.) |
| 1864 | Proc. Zool. Soc., | Parrots of the Malayan Region
| | Lond. |
| 1864 | Anthropol. Soc. | The Origin of Human Races and the
| | Journ. | Antiquity of Man deduced from
| | | Natural Selection
| 1864 | Proc. Entom. Soc. | Effect of Locality in producing
| | and Zoologist | Change of Form in Insects
| 1864 | Proc. Entom. Soc. | Views on Polymorphism
| 1864 | Ibis | Remarks on the Value of
| | | Osteological Characters in the
| | | Classification of Birds
| 1864 | " | Remarks on the Habits,
| | | Distribution, etc., of the Genus
| | | _Pitta_
| 1864 | " | Note on _Astur griseiceps_
| 1864 | Nat. Hist. Rev. | Bone Caves in Borneo
| 1865 | Proc. Zool. Soc., | List of the Land Shells collected
| | Lond. | by Mr. Wallace in the Malay
| | | Archipelago
Jan. | 1865 | Trans. Ethnolog. | On the Progress of Civilisation in
| | Soc. | North Celebes
Jan. | 1865 | " | On the Varieties of Man in the
| | | Malay Archipelago
| 1865 | Proc. Zool. Soc., | Descriptions of New Birds from the
| | Lond. | Malay Archipelago
June 17 | 1865 | Reader | How to Civilise Savages*
Oct. | 1865 | Ibis | Pigeons of the Malay Archipelago
| 1866 | Trans. Linn. Soc. | On the Phenomena of Variation and
| | (xxv.) (Abstract | Geographical Distribution as
| | in Reader, April, | illustrated by Papilionidæ of
| | 1864) | the Malayan Region
| 1866 | Proc. Zoo. Soc., | List of Lepidoptera collected by
| | Lond. | Swinton at Takow, Formosa
| 1866 | Proc. Entomol. }| Exposition of the Theory of
| | Soc. }| Mimicry as explaining Anomalies
| 1867 | Zoologist }| of Sexual Variation
| 1867 | Intellectual | The Philosophy of Birds' Nests
| | Observer |
Jan. | 1867 | Quarterly Journ. | Ice-Marks in North Wales
| | of Sci. |
April | 1867 | " | The Polynesians and their
| | | Migrations*
July | 1867 | Westminster Rev. | Mimicry and other Protective
| | | Resemblances among Animals
Sept. | 1867 | Science Gossip | Disguises of Insects
Oct. | 1867 | Quarterly Journ. | Creation by Law
| | of Sci. |
| 1867 | Proc. Entomol. }|
| | Soc. }| A Catalogue of the Cetoniidæ of
| 1868 | Trans. Entomol. }| the Malayan Archipelago, etc.
| | Soc. }|
Jan. 7 | 1868 | Ibis | Raptorial Birds of the Malay
| | | Archipelago
| 1868 | Trans. Entomol. | On the Pieridæ of the Indian and
| | Soc. | Australian Regions
| 1868 | --- | The Limits of Natural Selection
| | | applied to Man*
| 1869 | Trans. Entomol. | Note on the Localities given in
| | Soc. | the "Longicornia Malayana"
| 1869 | Journ. of Travel | A Theory of Birds' Nests
| | and Nat. Hist. |
April | 1869 | Quarterly Rev. | Reviews of Lyell's "Principles
| | | of Geology" (entitled
| | | "Geological Climates and
| | | Origin of Species")
| 1869 | Macmillan's Mag. | Museums for the People*
| 1869 | Trans. Entomol. | Notes on Eastern Butterflies (3
| | Soc. | Parts)
| 1870 | Brit. Association | On a Diagram of the Earth's
| | Report | Eccentricity, etc.
March | 1871 | Academy | Review of Darwin's "Descent of
| | | Man"
May 23 | 1871 | Entomolog. Soc. | Address on Insular Faunas, etc.
| 1871 | " | The Beetles of Madeira and
| | | their Teachings*
Nov. | 1871 | ---- | Reply to Mr. Hampden's Charges
| 1873 | Journ. Linnean Soc. | Introduction to F. Smith's
| | | Catalogue of Aculeate
| | | Hymenoptera, etc.
Jan. 4 | 1873 | Times | Spiritualism and Science
April | 1873 | Macmillan's Mag. | Disestablishment and
| | | Disendowment, with a Proposal
| | | for a really National Church
| | | of England*
Sept. 16| 1873 | Daily News | Coal a National Trust*
Dec. | 1873 | Contemp. Rev. | Limitation of State Functions
| | | in the Administration of
| | | Justice*
Jan. 17 | 1874 | Academy | Reviews of Mivart's "Man and
| | | Apes" and A.J. Mott's "Origin
| | | of Savage Life"
April | 1874 | ---- | Review of W. Marshall's
| | | "Phrenologist amongst the
| | | Todas"
April | 1874 | ---- | Review of G. St. Clair's
| | | "Darwinism and Design"
| 1874 | Ibis | On the Arrangement of the
| | | Families constituting the
| | | Order Passeres
May | 1876 | Academy | Review of Mivart's "Lessons
| | | from Nature"
| 1877 | Proc. Geograph. | The Comparative Antiquity of
| | Soc. | Continents
July | 1877 | Quarterly Journ. of | Review of Carpenter's
| | Sci. | "Mesmerism and Spiritualism,"
| | | etc.
Sept. | 1877 | Macmillan's Mag. | The Colours of Animals and
and Oct.| | | Plants
Nov. | 1877 | Fraser's Mag. | The Curiosities of Credulity
Dec. | 1877 | Fortnightly Rev. | Humming-Birds
Dec. | 1877} | Athenæum | {Correspondence with W.B.
Jan. | 1878} | " | { Carpenter on Spiritualism
Nov. | 1878 | Fortnightly Rev. | Epping Forest, and How to Deal
| | | with it
Feb. | 1879 | Contemp. Rev. | New Guinea and its Inhabitants
April | 1879 | Academy | Review of Haeckel's "Evolution
| | | of Man"
July | 1879 | Nineteenth Cent. | Reciprocity: A Few Words in
| | | Reply to Mr. Lowe*
July | 1879 | Quarterly Rev. | Glacial Epochs and Warm Polar
| | | Climates
Jan. | 1880 | Nineteenth Cent. | The Origin of Species and
| | | Genera*
Oct. | 1880 | Academy | Review of A.H. Swinton's
| | | "Insect Variety"
Nov. | 1880 | Contemp. Rev. | How to Nationalise the Land*
| | |
Dec. 4 | 1880 | Academy | Review of Seebohm's "Siberia In
| | | Europe"
| 1881 | Rugby Nat. Hist. | Abstract of Four Lectures on
| | Soc. Rept. | the Natural History of
| | | Islands
Dec. | 1881 | Contemp. Rev. | Monkeys: Their Affinities and
| | | Distribution*
Aug. and| 1883 | Macmillan's Mag. | The Why and How of Land
Sept. | | | Nationalisation*
March | 1884 | Christn. Socialist | The Morality of Interest--The
| | | Tyranny of Capital
| 1886 | Claims of Labour | The Depression of Trade*
| | Lectures |
Mar. 5 | 1887 | Banner of Light | Letter "_In re_ Mrs. Ross
| | | (Washington, D.C.)"
Mar. 17 | 1887 | Independ. Rev. | Review of E.D. Cope's "Origin
| | | of the Fittest"
| 1887 | Nation |"
Oct. | 1887 | Fortnightly Rev. | American Museums*
| 1888 | ---- | The Action of Natural Selection
| | | in producing Old Age, Decay
| | | and Death
June | 1889 | Land Nationalisation| Address
| | Soc. |
Sept. | 1890 | Fortnightly Rev. | Progress without Poverty (Human
| | | Selection)*
Oct. | 1891 | " | English and American Flowers*
Dec. | 1891 | " | Flowers and Forests of the Far
| | | West*
Jan. | 1892 | Arena | Human Progress, Past and
| | | Future*
| 1892 | Address to L.N.S. | Herbert Spencer on the Land
| | | Question*
Aug. | 1892 | Nineteenth Cent. | Why I Voted for Mr. Gladstone
Aug. and| 1892 | Natural Sci. | The Permanence of Great Ocean
Dec. | | | Basins*
Nov. | 1892 | Fortnightly Rev. | Our Molten Globe*
Dec. | 1892 | Natural Sci. | Note on Sexual Selection
Feb. | 1893 | Nineteenth Cent. | Inaccessible Valleys*
Mar. and| 1893 | Arena | The Social Quagmire and the Way
Apr. | | | Out of it*
Apr. and| 1893 | Fortnightly Rev. | Are Individually Acquired
May | | | Characters Inherited?*
Nov. | 1893 | " | The Ice Age and its Work*
Dec. | 1893 | " | Erratic Blocks, etc. Lake
| | | Basins*
| 1893 | Arena | The Bacon-Shakespeare Case
April 9 | 1894 | Land Nationalisation| Address on Parish Councils
| | Soc. |
June | 1894 | Natural Sci. | The Palearctic and Nearctic
| | | Regions compared as regards
| | | Families and Genera of
| | | Mammalia and Birds
June | 1894 | Contemp. Rev. | How to Preserve the House of
| | | Lords*
July | 1894 | Land and Labour | Review of F.W. Hayes' "Great
| | | Revolution of 1905"
Sept. | 1894 | Natural Sci. | The Rev. G. Henslow on Natural
| | | Selection*
| 1894 | Smithsonian Rep. | Method of Organic Evolution
Oct. | 1894 | Nineteenth Cent. | A Counsel of Perfection for
| | | Sabbatarians*
| | |
| 1894 | Vox Clamantium | Economic and Social Justice*
Feb. and| 1895 | Fortnightly Rev. | Method of Organic Evolution*
March | | |
Oct. | 1895 | " | Expressiveness of Speech or
| | | Mouth-Gesture as a Factor in
| | | the Origin of Language*
| 1895 | Agnostic Annual | Why Live a Moral Life?*
May | 1896 | Contemp. Rev. | How Best to Model the Earth*
July 25 | 1896 | Labour Leader | Letter on International Labour
| | | Congress
Aug. | 1896 | Fortnightly Rev. | The Gorge of the Aar and its
| | | Teaching*
Dec. | 1896 | Journ. Linn. Soc. | The Problem of Utility: Are
| | (v. 25) | Specific Characters always or
| | | generally Useful?
March | 1897 | Natural Sci. | Problem of Instinct*
| 1897 | "Forecasts of | Re-occupation of Land, Solution
| | Coming Century" | of the Unemployed Problem*
March 20| 1898 | Lancet | Letter on Vaccination
May 9 | 1898 | Shrewsbury Chron. | Letter to Dr. Bond and A.K.W.
| | | on Vaccination
June 16,| | |
21, 25,| 1898 | Echo |"
Aug. 15 | | |
Sept. 1 | 1898 | The Eagle and the | Darwinism and Nietzscheism in
| | Serpent | Sociology
| 1898 | Printed for private | Justice not Charity (Address to
| | circulation | International Congress of
| | | Spiritualists, London, June,
| | | 1898)*
Dec. 31 | 1898 | Academy | Paper Money as a Standard of
| | | Value*
Feb., | 1899 | Journ. Soc. | Letters on Mr. Podmore _re_
March,| | Psychical Res. | Clairvoyance, etc.
April | | |
May | 1899 | L'Humanité | The Causes of War and the
| | Nouvelle | Remedies*
Nov. 18 | 1899 | Clarion | Letter on the Transvaal War
| 1899 | N.Y. Independent | White Men in the Tropics*
| | |
| 1900 | N.Y. Sun | Evolution
Nov. | 1900 | N.Y. Journ. | Social Evolution in the
| | | Twentieth Century: An
| | | Anticipation
| 1900 | ---- | Ralahine and its Teachings*
| | ---- | True Individualism the
| | | Essential Preliminary of a
| | | Real Social Advance*
| 1901 | Morning Leader | An Appreciation of the Past
| | | Century
Jan. 17 | 1903 | Black and White | Relations with Darwin
March | 1903 | Fortnightly Rev. | Man's Place in the Universe
Sept. | 1903 | " | Man's Place in the Universe.
| | | Reply to Critics
Oct. | 1903 | Academy | The Wonderful Century. Reply to
| | | Dr. Saleeby
Nov. 12 | 1903 | Daily Mail | Does Man Exist in Other Worlds?
| | | Reply to Critics
Jan. 1 | 1904 | Clarion | Anticipations for the Immediate
| | | Future, Written for the
| | | _Berliner Lokalanzeiger_, and
| | | refused
Feb., | 1904 | Fortnightly Rev. | An Unpublished Poem by E.A.
April | | | Poe, "Leonainie"
Apr., | 1904 | Independent Rev. | Birds of Paradise in the
May | | | Arabian Nights
| 1904 | Anti-Vaccination | Summary of the Proofs that
| | League | Vaccination does not Prevent
| | | Small-pox, but really
| | | Increases it
| 1904 | Labour Annual | Inefficiency of Strikes
| 1904 | Clarion | Letter on Opposition to
| | | Military Expenditure
| | Vaccination | Letter on Inconsistency of the
| | Inquirer | Government on Vaccination
Oct. 27 | 1906 | Daily News | Why Not British Guiana? Five
| | | Acres for 2s. 6d.
Nov. | 1906 | Independent Rev. | The Native Problem in South
| | | Africa and Elsewhere
Jan. | 1907 | Fortnightly Rev. | Personal Suffrage, a Rational
| | | System of Representation and
| | | Election
Feb. | 1907 | " | A New House of Lords
| 1907 |Harmsworth's "History| How Life became Possible on the
| | of the World" | Earth
Sept. 13| 1907 | Public Opinion | Letter on Sir W. Ramsay's
| | | Theory: Did Man reach his
| | | Highest Development in the
| | | Past?
Jan. 1 | 1908 | N.Y. World | Cable on Advance in Science in
| | | 1907
Jan. 18 | 1908 | Outlook | Letter on Woman
Jan. | 1908 | Fortnightly Rev. | Evolution and Character
June and| 1908 | Socialist Rev. | The Remedy for Unemployment
July | | |
July | 1908 | Times | Letter on the First Paper on
| | | Natural Selection
July | 1908 | Delineator | Are the Dead Alive?
Aug. 14 | 1908 | Public Opinion | Is it Peace or War? A Reply
Aug. | 1908 | Contemp. Rev. | Present Position of Darwinism
Sept. | 1908 | New Age | Letter on Nationalisation, not
| | | Purchase, of Railways
Dec. | 1908 | Contemp. Rev. | Darwinism _v._ Wallaceism
Christ | 1908 | Christian | On the Abolition of Want
-mas | | Commonwealth |
Jan. 22 | 1909 | Royal Institution | The World of Life, as
| | | Visualised, etc., by
| | | Darwinism
Feb. | 1909 | Clarion pamphlet | The Remedy for Unemployment
| | (? Socialist Rev.)|
Feb. 6 | 1909 | Daily News | Flying Machines in War
Feb. 12 | 1909 | Daily Mail | Charles Darwin (Centenary)
Feb. 12 | 1909 | Clarion | The Centenary of Darwin
March | 1909 | Fortnightly Rev. | The World of Life (revised
| | | Lecture)
April 8 | 1909 | Daily News | Letter on Aerial Fleets
April 8 | 1910 | " | Man in the Universe
Oct. 14 | 1910 | Public Opinion | A New Era in Public Opinion
Jan. 25 | 1912 | Daily Chronicle | Letter on the Insurance Act
Aug. 9 | 1912 | Daily News | A Policy of Defence
Sept. | 1912 | ---- | The Nature and Origin of Life

III.--LETTERS, REVIEWS, ETC., IN "NATURE"

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VOL. | PAGE | DATE | SUBJECT
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I. | 105 | 1869 | Origin of Species Controversy
" | 132 | " | " " "
" | 288, 315 | 1870 | Government Aid to Science
" | 399, 452 | " | Measurement of Geological Time
" | 501 | " | Hereditary Genius
II. | 82 | " | Pettigrew's "Handy Book of Bees"
" | 234 | " | A Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise
" | 350 | " | Early History of Mankind
" | 465 | " | Speech on the Arrangement of Specimens
| | " | in a Natural History Museum (British
| | " | Association)
" | 510 | " | Glaciation of Brazil
III. | 8, 49 | " | Man and Natural Selection
" | 85, 107 | " | " " "
" | 165 | " | Mimicry versus Hybridity
" | 182 | 1871 | Leroy's "Intelligence and Perfectibility of
| | | Animals"
" | 309 | " | Theory of Glacial Motion
" | 329 | " | Duncan's "Metamorphoses of Insects"
" | 385 | " | Dr. Bevan's "Honey Bee"
" | 435 | " | Anniversary Address at the Entomological
| | " | Society
" | 466 | " | Sharpe's Monograph of the Alcedinidæ
IV. | 22 | " | Staveley's "British Insects"
" | 178 | " | Dr. Bastian's Work on the Origin of Life
" | 181 | " | H. Howorth's Views on Darwinism
" | 221 | " | " " "
" | 222 | " | Recent Neologisms
" | 282 | " | Canon Kingsley's "At Last"
V. | 350 | 1872 | The Origin of Insects
" | 363 | " | Ethnology and Spiritualism
VI. | 237 | " | The Last Attack on Darwinism (Reviews)
" | 284, 299 | " | Bastian's "Beginnings of Life"
" | 328 | " | Ocean Circulation
" | 407 | " | Speech on Diversity of Evolution (British
| | | Association)
" | 469 | " | Houzeau's "Faculties of Man and
| | | Animals"
VII. | 68 | " | Misleading Cyclopædias
" | 277 | 1873 | Modern Applications of the Doctrine of
" | | | Natural Selection (Reviews)
" | 303 | " | Inherited Feeling
" | 337 | " | J.T. Moggridge's "Harvesting Ants and
| | | Trapdoor Spiders"
" | 461 | " | Cave Deposits of Borneo
VIII. | 5 | 1873 | Natural History Collections in the East
| | | India Museum
" | 65, 302 | " | Perception and Instinct In the Lower
" | | | Animals
" | 358 | " | Dr. Page's Textbook on Physical Geography
" | 429 | " | Works on African Travel (Reviews)
" | 462 | " | Lyell's "Antiquity of Man"
IX. | 102 | " | Dr. Meyer's Exploration of New Guinea
" | 218 | 1874 | Belt's "Naturalist in Nicaragua"
" | 258 | " | David Sharp's "Zoological Nomenclature"
" | 301, 403 | " | Animal Locomotion
X. | 459 | " | Migration of Birds
" | 502 | " | Automatism of Animals
XII. | 83 | 1875 | Lawson's "New Guinea"
XIV. | 403 | 1876 | Opening Address in Biology Section, British
" | | | Association
" | 473 | " | Erratum in Address to Biology Section,
" | | | British Association
" | 24 | " | Reply to Reviewers of "Geographical
" | | | Distribution of Animals"
" | 174 | " | "Races of Men"
" | 274 | 1877 | Glacial Drift in California
" | 431 | " | The "Hog-wallows" of California
XVI. | 548 | " | Zoological Relations of Madagascar and
" | | | Africa
XVII. | 8 | " | Mr. Wallace and Reichenbach's Odyle
" | 44 | " | The Radiometer and its Lessons
" | 45 | " | Bees Killed by Tritoma
" | 100 | " | The Comparative Richness of Faunas and
" | | | Floras tested Numerically
" | 101 | " | Mr. Crookes and Eva Fay
" | 182 | 1878 | Northern Affinities of Chilian Insects
XVIII. | 193 | " | A Twenty Years' Error in the Geography of
" | | | Australia
XIX. | 4 | " | Remarkable Local Colour-Variation in
" | | | Lizards
" | 121, 244 | " | The Formation of Mountains
" | 289 | 1879 | " " "
" | 477 | " | Organisation and Intelligence
" | 501, 581 | " | Grant Allen's "Colour Sense"
" | 582 | " | Did Flowers Exist during the
| | | Carboniferous Epoch
XX. | 141 | " | Butler's "Evolution, Old and New"
" | 501 | " | McCook's "Agricultural Ants of Texas"
" | 625 | " | Reply to Reviewers of Wallace's
" | | | "Australasia"
XXI. | 562 | 1880 | Reply to Everett on Wallace's "Australasia"
XXII. | 141 | " | Two Darwinian Essays
XXIII. | 124, 217,| " | Geological Climates
| 266 | |
" | 152, 175 | " | New Guinea
" | 169 | " | Climates of Vancouver Island and
" | | " | Bournemouth
" | 195 | " | Correction of an Error in "Island Life"
XXIV. | 242 | 1881 | Tyler's "Anthropology"
XXIV. | 437 | 1881 | Weismann's "Studies in the Theory of
| | | Descent"
XXV. | 3 | " | Carl Bock's "Head-Hunters of Borneo"
" | 381 | 1882 | Grant Allen's "Vignettes from Nature"
" | 407 | " | Houseman's "Story of Our Museum"
XXVI. | 52 | " | Weismann's "Studies in the Theory of
| | | Descent"
" | 86 | " | Müller's "Difficult Cases of Mimicry"
XXVII. | 481 | 1883 | " " "
" | 482 | " | On the Value of the Neo-arctic as One of the
| | | Primary Zoological Regions
XXVIII. | 293 | " | W.F. White's "Ants and their Ways"
XXXI. | 552 | 1885 | Colours of Arctic Animals
XXXII. | 218 | " | H.O. Forbes's "A Naturalist's Wanderings
| | | in the Eastern Archipelago"
XXXIII. | 170 | 1886 | Victor Hehn's "Wanderings of Plants and
| | | Animals"
XXXIV. | 333 | " | H.S. Gorham's "Central American Entomology"
" | 467 | " | Physiological Selection and the Origin of
| | | Species
XXXV. | 366 | 1887 | Mr. Romanes on Physiological Selection
XXXVI. | 530 | " | The British Museum and the American
| | | Museums
XXXIX. | 611 | 1889 | Which are the Highest Butterflies? (Quotations
| | | from Letter of W.H. Edwards)
XL. | 619 | " | Lamarck _versus_ Weismann
XLI. | 53 | " | Protective Coloration of Eggs
XLII. | 289 | 1890 | E.B. Poulton's "Colours of Animals"
" | 295 | " | Birds and Flowers
XLIII. | 79, 150 | " | Romanes on Physiological Selection
" | 337 | 1891 | C. Lloyd Morgan's "Animal Life and
| | | Intelligence"
" | 396 | " | Remarkable Ancient Sculptures from North-West
| | | America
XLIV. | 529 | " | David Syme's "Modification of Organisms"
XLVI. | 518 | " | Variation and Natural Selection
XLV. | 31 | " | Topical Selection and Mimicry
" | 553 | 1892 | W.H. Hudson's "The Naturalist in La
| | | Plata"
XLVI. | 56 | " | Correction in "Island Life"
XLVII. | 55 | " | An Ancient Glacial Epoch in Australia
" | 175, 227 | " | The Earth's Age
" | 437 | 1893 | The Glacial Theory of Alpine Lakes
" | 483 | " | W.H. Hudson's "Idle Days in Patagonia
XLVIII. | 27 | " | H.O. Forbes's Discoveries in the Chatham
| | | Islands
" | 73 | " | Intelligence of Animals
" | 198 | " | The Glacier Theory of Alpine Lakes
" | 267 | " | The Non-inheritance of Acquired Characters
" | 389 | " | Pre-natal Influences on Character
" | 390 | " | Habits of South African Animals
" | 589 | " | The Supposed Glaciation of Brazil
XLIX. | 3 | 1893 | The Recent Glaciation of Tasmania
" | 52, 101 | " | Sir W. Howorth on "Geology in Nubibus"
" | 53 | " | Recognition Marks
" | 197, 220 | 1894 | The Origin of Lake Basins
" | 333 | " | J.H. Stirling's "Darwinianism, Workmen and
| | | Work"
" | 549 | " | B. Kidd's "Social Evolution"
" | 610 | " | What are Zoological Regions? (Read at Cambridge
| | | Natural Science Club)
L. | 196 | " | Panmixia and Natural Selection
" | 541 | " | Nature's Method in the Evolution of Life
LI. | 533 | 1895 | Tan Spots over Dogs' Eyes
" | 607 | " | The Age of the Earth
LII. | 4 | " | Uniformitarianism in Geology
" | 386 | " | H. Dyer's "Evolution of Industry"
" | 415 | " | The Discovery of Natural Selection
LIII. | 220 | 1896 | The Cause of an Ice Age
" | 317 | " | The Astronomical Theory of a Glacial Period
" | 553 | " | E.D. Cope's "Primary Factors of Organic
| | | Evolution"
" | 553 | " | G. Archdall Reid's "Present Evolution of Man"
LV. | 289 | 1897 | E.B. Poulton's "Charles Darwin and the Theory
| | | of Natural Selection"
LIX. | 246 | 1899 | The Utility of Specific Characters
LXI. | 273 | 1900 | Is New Zealand a Zoological Region?
LXVII. | 296 | 1903 | Genius and the Struggle for Existence
LXXV. | 320 | 1907 | Fertilisation of Flowers by Insects
LXXVI. | 293 | " | The "Double Drift" Theory of Star Motions
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INDEX

A

"Acclimatisation," Wallace's article on, ii. 11

Acquired characters, non-inheritance of (_see_ Non-inheritance)

Africa, flora of, i. 309

Agassiz, Louis, attacks Darwin's "Origin of Species," i. 142;
glacial theories of, 176;
on diversity of human races, ii. 28

Alexandria, Wallace at, i. 45-7

Allbutt, Sir Clifford, theory of generation, i. 214

Allen, Charles (Wallace's assistant), i. 39, 40, 46, 48, 49, 51, 53, 54,
60, 79

---- Grant, on origin of wheat, ii. 46;
Wallace and, 219

Alpine plants, i. 210, 311

Amazon and Rio Negro, Wallace's exploration of, i. 26-30

Amboyna, Wallace at, i. 106

America, Wallace's lecture tour in, ii. 14

"Anatomy of Expression," Bell's, i. 182

"Ancient Britain and the Invasions of Julius Cæsar," Holmes's, ii. 86

Angræcum sesquipedale, i. 189 (note)

Animals and plants, distribution of, Darwin's views, i. 131

"---- ---- under Domestication," i. 112

---- geographical distribution of, i. 94, 136;
migration of, Lyell's theory, ii. 19

"Antarctic Voyage," Scott's, ii. 82

"Anthropology," Tyler's, Wallace's review of, ii. 65;
his interest in, 231 _et seq._

Antiseptic treatment, medical opposition to, ii. 241

Ants, instincts of, i. 279

Apis testacea, i. 146

Archebiosis, i. 274-6

Argus pheasant, i. 230, 289, 292

Argyll, Duke of, i. 189, 313, 315, ii. 23;
his theory of flight, 25-7

Arnold, Matthew, on Darwin's theory, ii. 228

Aru Islands, distribution of animals in, i. 132;
productions of, 161

---- pig, i. 160, 161, 162

Astronomy, Wallace's works on, ii. 167 _et seq._;
lectures at Davos on, 168

"Australasia," Wallace's, i. 42

Australia, fauna and flora of, ii. 10, 20, 32-3

---- Wallace invited to lecture in, ii. 155

Avebury, Lord, i. 122, 137, 164;
signs memorial to City Corporation in Wallace's favour, 303;
and the Civil List pension to Wallace, 305

---- letter from, on Wallace's biography, and Spiritualism, ii. 212

Azores, birds of, i. 138;
orchids of, 311

B

"Bad Times," Wallace's, ii. 109, 143

Baer, von, ii. 96

Bahamas, flora of, ii. 33

Baker, J.G., on alpine plants of Madagascar, i. 311-12

Balfour, Francis, i. 315

Bali, fauna of, ii. 19-20

Ball, Sir Robert, on solar nebula, ii. 174

"Barnacles," Darwin's, ii. 2

Barrett, Sir W.F., paper on "Phenomena associated with Abnormal Conditions
of the Mind," ii. 195;
on Wallace as lecturer, 201;
inquiry into dowsing, etc., 205;
invites Wallace's criticism of "Creative Thought," 212;
last visit to Wallace, 248-9

---- letters from: on Presidency of Psychical Research Society,
ii. 210-11;
on a Supreme Directive Power, 213-14

Bartlett, on colouring of male birds, i. 302

Bates, F., i. 69

---- H.W., i. 24, 25;
explores the Amazon, 26-30

---- ---- letter from, on "Law regulating Introduction of New
Species," i. 64

Bates's caterpillar, i. 178, 253

Bateson, Prof., Sir W.T. Thiselton-Dyerson, ii. 91

---- "Material for Study of Variation," ii. 60-1

Bats, fruit-eating, i. 57

_Beagle_, Darwin's voyage in the, i. 19, 31, 32, 33, 43

"------, Voyage of the," i. 31, 32, 34, ii. 2

Bee's cell, Prof. Haughton's paper on the, i. 148

Bees' combs, i. 135;
a honeycomb from Timor, 143, 146

Beetles, Darwin's zeal for collecting, i. 18;
Wallace's study of, 24;
South American, 30;
Wallace's collection of, 38,114

"Beginnings of Life," Bastian's, i. 274

Bell, Sir C., i. 182

Belt, Mr., glacial theory of, i. 298

Bendyshe, Mr., i. 165

Bennett, A.W., i. 253

Bentham, G., i. 219

Bergson, Wallace on, ii. 98

Bermuda, birds of, i. 138

Best, Miss Dora, letter to, on Welsh offer of a degree to Wallace, ii. 222

Biology and geographical distribution, Wallace's works on, ii. 1-17;
correspondence on, 18-102

---- "Grand Old Men" of, ii. 12 (note)

Birch, Mr. F., ii. 177, 223-4

Bird of paradise, i. 41, 44, 238, 261

Birds, flight of, i. 145-6, ii. 25 _et seq._;
colour problem of, i. 184, 185, 212, 226-9, 230, 252, 289 (note), 302;
polygamous, 194, 199;
migration of, ii. 19, 20;
instincts of, 54

Birds' nests, i. 134, 191, 212, 213, 252

"---- ---- and Plumage," Wallace's, i. 191

"---- ---- Philosophy of," Wallace's, i. 212, ii. 6, 8

Blackbird, crested, i. 163

Blainville, D., i. 162

Blandford, H.F., i. 290

Blood relationship, Galton on, i. 277

Blyth, E., i. 132

Blytt, Axel, essay on plants of Scandinavia, i. 293

Borneo, Wallace's collections from, i. 61;
cave exploration, 152

---- Company, i. 38, 39, 40

Boston (U.S.A.), Wallace's lectures at, ii. 15

Botany, Darwin's study of, at Cambridge, i. 17;
Wallace's study of, 20, 21, ii. 106

"----, Elements of," Lindley's, i. 21

Brazil, Wallace's explorations in, i. 29

Bree, Dr., i. 271 (note), 272-3

British Museum, original of Wallace letter in, i. 73

Broadstone, funeral of Wallace at, ii. 252

Bronn, H.G., translates "Origin of Species" into German, i. 141

Brooke, Capt., i 52

---- H. Jamyn, ii. 175

---- Sir James, i. 39, 52, 59-60, 152, 238

Bruce-Joy, Mr., portrait-medallion of Wallace, ii. 122, 254

Buckle, Rev. G., article by, on Lyell's "Principles," i. 232

Buckley, Miss (Mrs. Fisher), i. 260, 264, 313, 316, 319, ii. 40, 89, 90;
reviews "Descent of Man," i. 264

Budd, Dr. Richard, ii. 58

Buffon and Evolution, i. 1

Buru, Wallace's collection of birds from, ii. 3

Bustards, i. 146

Butler, Samuel, "Life and Habit," ii. 102

Butterflies, Wallace's study of, i. 24;
of South America, 30;
of Malay Archipelago, 41-2;
protective adaptation of, 140;
variation and distribution of, 149;
mimetic, 167, 168, 176, 178, 189 (note), 200, 213, 217, 224, 254, 300;
sexual selection of, 179, 260 (note);
flight of, ii, 26

C

Cambridge, Darwin at, i. 16, 17

---- Philosophical Society, attacks on "Origin of Species" at, i. 142

Campbell-Bannerman, Sir Henry, ii. 146

Carbon, deposits of, i. 298

Carlyle, Thomas, ii. 228

Carpenter, Dr., his controversies with Wallace, ii. 195, 198

Carroll, Lewis, Wallace's quotations from, ii. 105

Casuarius, query from Darwin on, i. 239

Caterpillars, colouring of, i. 178, 179, 183, 236, 260, 270, 299

Celebes, i. 138, 237, 289;
geological distribution in, 168

"Cessation of selection," ii. 52

Chambers, Robert, i. 114, 116, 244

Child's "Root Principles," ii. 83

Clairvoyance, ii. 200, 208, 211. (_See also_ Spiritualism)

Claparède, critique of, on Wallace's "Natural Selection," i. 253, 254

Clarke, Prof., attacks Darwin at Cambridge Philosophical Society, i. 142

Clarkson, Thomas, ii. 225

Cleistogamic flowers, i. 298

Climates, geological, Wallace's theory of, i. 306

Climatic conditions, plants and, i. 130

"Climbing Plants, Movements and Habits of," Darwin's, i, 285, ii. 2

Coal, export duties on, Wallace's view of, ii. 250

Cockerell, Sydney C., ii. 161

---- Theo. D.A., ii. 49;
and the Darwin Celebration at Cambridge, 226;
first personal relations with Wallace, 233-5

"Coleoptera Atlantidum," Wollaston's, ii. 22-3

"Colin Clout's Calendar," ii. 46

Coloration, protective, i. 156, 177, 178-9, 181, 183, 184, 185-6,
201, 220, 221, 224 _et seq._, 260, 270, 298, ii. 4, 11,
85. (_See also_ Protection, Mimicry)

Colour-adaptability, ii. 56

Confucius, Wallace's appreciation of, ii. 152

Conscience, evolution of, i. 263

"Contributions to the Theory of Natural Selection," Wallace's, i. 94,
250, 252, ii. 5, 6

Cooke, Kate, medium, ii. 193, 194, 195

Co-operation, Wallace on, ii. 151-2

Cope, E.D., ii. 47

Copley Medals awarded to Wallace, ii. 128, 222

Coral islands, Lyell on, ii. 22

"---- Reefs," Darwin's, ii. 2

---- snakes, i. 187

Crawford, Marion, one of Wallace's favourite authors, ii. 131

"Creation by Law," Wallace's article on, i. 188, 192, ii. 6

"Creative Thought," Sir Wm. Barrett's, ii. 212-13, 249

"Creed of Science," Graham's, i. 318

Croll, James, i. 242, 305, 313, ii. 5, 13

Crookes, Sir W., and psychical research, ii. 87, 189, 191, 205;
and Westminster Abbey memorial to Wallace, 253

Cross- and self-fertilisation, i. 169, 297, ii. 46

"Cross Unions of Dimorphic Plants," Darwin's, i. 218

"Crossing Plants," Darwin's, i. 296

Crotch, G., i. 262

D

"Darwin and After Darwin," Romanes', ii. 50

"---- and his Teachings," i. 170

"---- and 'The Origin,'" Poulton's, ii. 88 (note)

----, Charles, i. 1, 2;
birth of, 5;
autobiography, 5, 23 (note);
ancestors, 6;
at Shrewsbury Grammar School, 12;
natural history tastes, 12;
as angler, 12;
egg-collecting, 12;
humanity of, 13;
leaves Shrewsbury Grammar School, 15;
fondness for shooting, 16;
at Cambridge, 16;
medical studies, 16;
theological studies, 17, ii. 184;
tours in North Wales, i. 18;
beetle-hunting, 18, 114;
voyage in the _Beagle_, 18;
theory of Natural Selection, 102, 107;
reading, 103;
visits Maer and Shrewsbury, 103;
experiments, 103;
Huxley and, 104;
at work on Species and Varieties, 107;
at Down, 109;
receives presentation copy of Spencer's Essays, 124;
appreciation of Wallace's magnanimity, 134, 137, 139, 141, 153,
164, 242, 252, 287, 304;
falls from his horse, 243;
on Wallace's review of "Descent of Man," 260-2;
criticism of Wallace's "Geographical Distribution," 286, 289;
at Dorking, 288;
promotes memorial to City Corporation in favour of Wallace, 303;
acknowledgment of "Island Life," 307-8;
on migration of plants, 307 (note), 312;
memorial to Gladstone on behalf of Wallace, 313;
death of, 318

Darwin, Charles, letters to Wallace:
On "Law regulating Introduction of New Species," etc., i. 106, ii. 129;
on distribution of animals, i. 133;
on his "Origin of Species," etc., 134, 136;
on Wallace's "Zoological Geography of the Malay Archipelago," 137;
inviting Wallace's opinion of the "Origin," 139;
on protective adaptation of butterflies, 140;
on Press reviews of "Origin," 141, 144;
on theory of flight, 146;
on Wallace as reviewer, 148;
on Wallace's "Variation" and his paper on Man, 153;
on sexual selection, 159;
on Wallace's papers on pigeons and parrots, 160;
on the Aru pig, 162;
on the crested blackbird, etc., 163;
on Wallace's "Pigeons of Malay Archipelago" and dimorphism, 166;
on the non-blending of varieties, 169;
on the term "survival of the fittest," 174;
on sexual differences in fishes, 177;
on colour of caterpillars, 178;
on coloration and expression in man, 179;
on sexual selection and expression, 182;
on scheme for his work on Man, 183;
on laws of inheritance, etc., 185;
on Wallace's "Mimicry," 187;
on Wallace's reply to Duke of Argyll, 189;
on sexual selection and collateral points, 194;
on pangenesis and sterility of hybrids, 197;
on production of natural hybrids, etc., 201;
on sexual selection, 204, 206, 207;
on northern alpine flora, 211;
on Wallace's article on "Birds' Nests," and on mimetic butterflies, 212;
on Sir Clifford Allbutt's sperm-cell theory, and on female protected
butterflies, 214;
on Wallace's "Protective Resemblance," 216;
on dimorphic plants and colour protection, 220;
on the colour problem of birds, 225, 229, 231;
on fifth edition of "Origin of Species," 233;
on single variations, 234;
on Wallace's "Malay Archipelago," 235, 237, 240;
on Wallace's review of Lyell's "Principles," 242;
on baffling sexual characters, 245;
on Wallace's paper, "Geological Time," 250;
on Wallace's views on Man, 250, 251;
on Wallace's "Natural Selection," 252;
on Wallace's criticism of Bennett's paper, 253;
on his "Descent of Man" and St. G. Mivart, 257;
on Wallace's review of "Descent of Man," 260;
on Chauncey Wright's criticism of Mivart, 264;
on a _Quarterly_ review, 269, 291;
on Fritz Müller's letter on mimicry, 270;
on Dr. Bree, 271, 272;
on Bastian's "Beginnings of Life," 274, 278;
on ants, 279;
criticising Wallace's review of "Expression of the Emotions," 280;
on Spencer and politics, 283;
on Utricularia, 284;
on Wallace's "Geographical Distribution of Animals," 286, 289, 292;
on Wallace's article on Colours of Animals, etc., 299;
on Wallace's "Origin of Species and Genera," 304;
on Wallace's "Island Life," 307;
on land migration of plants, 312;
on memorial for Wallace pension, 314, 315;
on mimicry, 316;
on political economy and "Creed of Science," 318;
on land question, 319
----, Erasmus, i. 6; on the Wallace-Darwin episode, 127

---- Sir Francis, and "Life and Letters of Charles Darwin," i. 118, 119,
120, 122

---- Sir G., Expulsion theory of, ii. 180

----, Mr. Horace, letter from his father, on discoverers, ii. 242 (note)

---- Major Leonard, i. 145, 146

---- Dr. Robert Waring, i. 6, 18

"Darwinism," Wallace's, i, 212, 218, ii. 2, 14, 15, 75, 90, 109;
plan of, 15-17;
Spencer's objection to title, 47

Davos, Wallace's lecture at, ii. 204

Dawson, Sir J.W., attack on Natural Selection, i. 142

De Rougemont, Wallace on, ii. 76

De Vries on mutation, ii. 80, 96

Decaisne's paper on flora of Timor, i. 236

Deformities, article on, in Chambers's Encyclopedia, ii. 57

Dendrobium devonianum, i. 23

Denudation, theory of, i. 250, 309, ii. 71, 72, 73

Deposition, theory of, i. 309, ii. 72, 73

"Descent of Man," Darwin's, i. 152, 255, 259, 284, 289 (note), ii. 2, 34;
review in _Pall Mall Gazette_, i. 263;
in _Spectator_, 263

"Development of Human Races under Law of Natural Selection," Wallace's, ii.
6, 183

"Different Forms of Flowers and Plants of the Same Species," Darwin's, i.
298, ii. 2

Dimorphism, i. 167, 202, 220

Dipsomania, Wallace on, ii. 68

Discontinuous variation, ii. 62, 63

Disuse, physiological effects of, i. 69

Divining rod, experiments with, ii. 205, 206-8, 211

Dixey, Dr., ii. 79

Domestic selection (_see_ Selection, domestic)

Domestication, variation under, i. 192

Dowsing for water, etc., ii. 205, 206-8, 211

Dunraven, Lord, and psychical research, ii. 199

"Duration of Life," Weismann's, ii. 44, 45

Dyaks, i. 55, 59

E

Earl, W., on distribution of animals in Malay Archipelago, i. 138

"Early History of Mankind," Tylor's, i. 164, 165

Earth, formation of, ii. 179;
Wallace's views on, 168 _et seq._

"Earthworms," Darwin's, i. 320, ii. 2

Edinburgh, Darwin in, i. 16, 17

Education, Wallace's views of, ii. 147

Edwards, W.H., "Voyage up the Amazon," i. 25

Eight hours' day, Wallace on, ii. 156

"Encyclopedia of Plants," London's, i. 21, 23, 92

Entomological Society, i. 35;
discussion on mimicry at, 176;
Wallace's Presidential Address to, 126

Eocene Period, i. 308, 312

Epping Forest, superintendency of, Wallace and, i. 302-4, 306

Erotylidæ, i. 65

Erskine of Linlathen on evolution, ii. 228

"Essays on Evolution," Poulton's, ii. 61 (note), 79 (note), 84, 85

"---- upon Heredity," Weismann's, ii. 45, 51, 52

Eugenics, ii. 160, 246;
term disliked by Wallace, 150, 246;
and segregation of unfit, letter from Wallace on, 160

Evans, Miss, ii. 226

Evil, origin of, ii. 149

Evolution, theory of, Lamarck and, i. 1, 109;
Lyell and, 76, 142, 239;
as conceived in "Vestiges of Creation," 91, 92 (note) _et seq._;
Darwin and, 103 _et seq._, 122-4;
notable converts to, 137, 139, 141, 219, 221, 239;
Wallace's views on, 240, 256, 294, ii. 78, 94, 95;
Sir W.T. Thiselton-Dyer on, 97, 185.
(_See also_ Selection)

"---- and Adaptation," Morgan's, ii. 79

---- and Mendelism, Wallace on, ii. 93

"Evolution of the Stellar System, Researches on," ii. 178

"---- Theories of," Poulton's, ii. 61

"Evolutionist at Large," ii. 46

"Expanse of Heaven," Proctor's, ii. 80

"Exposition of Fallacies in the Hypotheses of Darwin," Bree's, i. 271
(note), 272-3

"Expression, Anatomy of," Bell's, i. 182

---- in the Malays, i. 182, 191

"---- of the Emotions," Darwin's, i. 279, ii. 2;
review of, i. 280-1

"Expressiveness of Speech, etc., in the Origin of Language," Wallace's,
ii. 65

F

Facsimile of Wallace's inscription on envelope containing his first
eight letters from Darwin, i. 128

Faraday on Spiritualism, ii. 188

Farmer, W.J., ii. 101

Farrer, Mr., i. 304

Fauna, British, i. 307

Felis of Timor, i. 138

Fellenberg and R.D. Owen, ii, 225

Ferns, Lawrence on, ii. 40

"Fertilisation of Orchids," Darwin's, i. 189 (note), ii. 2

---- self- and cross-, i. 169, 297, ii. 46

Finger-prints, Gallon's papers on, ii. 48-9

"First Principles," Spencer's, Wallace's admiration of, i. 125

Fish, sexual differences in, i. 178

Fisher, Mrs. (_see_ Buckley, Miss)

---- O., "Physics of the Earth's Crust," Wallace on, ii. 74

FitzRoy, Capt., i. 33

Flight, theory of, i. 145-6, ii. 25 _et seq._

Flora, endemic, ii. 43

"Floral Structures," Henslow's, ii. 46

Flourens' criticism of Darwin's theory, i. 160

Flowers, tropical, i. 238;
cleistogamic, 298

Flustra, Darwin's article on larvæ of, i. 16

Forbes, Dr. Henry, ii. 12 (note);
estimation of Wallace, 229-33, 239

---- Prof., i. 96, 99, 100, 132, 139, 189, 248

Forel and Darwin, i, 294, 296

"Forms of Flowers," Darwin's, i. 298

Fossils, i. 20

"Foundations," Sir F. Darwin's, ii. 92

Free trade and monopoly, Wallace's views on, ii. 152

"Freeland," Wallace's opinion of, ii. 114

"Fuel of the Sun," M. Williams's, i. 263-4

G

Galapagos Islands, i. 97, 103;
fauna of, i. 295, ii. 13

Galaxias, i. 290

Galton, Sir Francis, on heredity, ii. 45;
on organic stability, 60;
introduces term Eugenics, 246

---- letter from, on finger-marks, ii. 48-9

Gärtner, i. 195

Geach, C., i. 79, 191, 245

Geddes, Prof. Patrick, ii. 12 (note), 41, 43

Geikie, Sir A., i. 122, ii. 71, 253

General Enclosure Act, ii. 140

"Genesis of Species," Mivart's, i. 257, 264, 265-7, 291, ii. 31

Geodephaga, exotic, i. 69

Geographical distribution and biology, Wallace's writings on, ii. 1-17;
correspondence on, 18-102

"---- ---- of Animals," Wallace's, i. 42, 286, ii. 1-2, 8, 32, 233, 286-7, 289-94

"---- ---- of Mammals," Murray's, i. 181

"---- ---- of Plants," Sir W.T. Thiselton-Dyer's, ii. 90

Geographical distribution of plants and animals, i. 94, 95, ii. 13

Geography, old-time teaching of, i. 11;
organic, 95;
zoological, ii. 9

"Geological Climates and the Origin of Species," Wallace's, ii. 5

---- distribution of plants and animals, i. 94, 95, 136

"---- History of Man," Lyell's, i. 142

"---- Observations on South America," Darwin's, ii. 2

---- time, Wallace's paper on, i. 249

Geology, Darwin's studies in, i. 16, 17

George, Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd, Wallace's letter to, on the railway strike,
ii. 163;
Wallace's admiration of, 164-5, 249

---- Henry, i. 17, 317;
meets Wallace, ii. 143

"Germ Plasm," Weismann's, ii. 72

"Germinal Selection," Weismann's, ii. 68, 70

Glacial period, theory of, i. 149, 176, 177, 248, 251, 287, 298, 307,
308-10, ii. 6, 13

Gladstone, W.E., recommends Wallace for a pension, i. 313

---- letter from, on onomatopoeia, ii. 66-7

Gould, Dr. Aug., on land shells, i. 133

----, John, list of humming-birds, ii. 23;
Sclater's distrust of, 24

Graham's "Creed of Science," i. 318

Grant, Dr., article on Flustra, i. 16;
advocacy of Evolution by, 122

Granville, Lord, ii. 67

Gray, Asa, i. 76, 139;
defends Darwin, 142

Great Exhibition of 1862, i. 79

Greenell, Mary Ann (Mrs. T.V. Wallace), i. 9

Growth, economy of, ii. 53

Gurney, Edmund, and telepathy, ii. 200

H

Habinaria, i. 311

"Habit and Intelligence," Murphy's, i. 246, 249

Haeckel, Prof., and the Darwin-Wallace Jubilee, i. 120

Hall, John, sends Wallace orchids from Buenos Ayres, ii. 129

---- Spencer, lectures on mesmerism, ii. 182

Hardinge, Mrs., medium, ii. 188, 189

Hare, Prof. A., ii. 57

Hart, Capt., i. 79

Haughton, Prof. S., criticises Darwin's "Origin of Species," i. 142;
on "The Bee's Cell and Origin of Species," 148

Haweis, Rev. H.R., ii. 204

Hayward, Mr., i. 21, 92

Heliconiidæ, i. 65

Helmes, L.V., reminiscences of Wallace's visit to Sarawak, i. 38-40

Hemsley, Dr. W.B., ii. 43

Henderson, Rev. J.B., ii. 209

Henslow, Prof., Darwin's friendship with, i. 17;
defends Darwin, 142

Herdman, Mr., inaugural address to Liverpool Biological Society, ii. 45

Heredity, Weismann's essays on, ii. 44-5, 51;
Galton on, 45

Herschel, Sir J., i. 17

Hertford Grammar School, i. 11, 14

Heterogenesis, i. 274 (note), 275, 278

Heterostyled plants, illegitimate offspring of, i. 298

Hodgson's Psychical Research Report, ii. 203

Holland, Sir H., on pangenesis, i. 197

Holmes, T. Rice, ii. 86

Home, D.D., medium, ii. 189, 199

Home Rule, Wallace's advocacy of, ii. 152

Homer, onomatopoeic examples in, ii. 66, 67

Honeycomb sent by Wallace to Darwin, i. 143

Hooker, Sir Joseph, birth of, i. 5, 76;
on oak trees, 56;
and the Darwin-Wallace joint paper, 71, 111, 113, 119, 134, 136, 137,
139;
receives the Darwin-Wallace Medal, 117;
speech at Darwin-Wallace jubilee, 117;
Darwin's appreciation of, 135, 137;
introduction to "Flora of Australia," 139;
on pangenesis, 197;
visits Darwin at Freshwater, 219;
signs memorial to City Corporation in Wallace's favour, 303;
opinion on Wallace's "Island Life," 307

----, Sir Joseph, letters from:
on "Island Life," ii. 32-3;
acknowledging Wallace's "Life," etc., 82-3

Hopkins's review of the "Origin of Species," i. 144

Hopkinson, Prof. A., and Spiritualism, ii. 200

Howorth, Sir H.H., on subsidence and elevation of land, i. 277

Hubrecht, Prof., ii. 80;
alleges differences between Darwin and Wallace, 87

Hudson's "Scientific Demonstration of a Future Life," ii. 203

Huggins, Sir W., and psychical research, ii. 198, 199

Hughes, Hugh Price, Wallace's opinion of, ii. 204

---- letter from, on Wallace's "Justice, not Charity," ii. 157

Humboldt's "Personal Narrative," i. 17, 164, 238

Humming-birds, ii. 23, 24