Chapter II (3)

I regret that I should have had thus to dissent so entirely from various of the statements made, and conclusions drawn, by the Duke of Argyll, because, as I have already implied, I think he has done good service by raising afresh the question he has dealt with. Though the advantages which he hopes may result from the discussion are widely unlike the advantages which I hope may result from it, yet we agree in the belief that advantages may be looked for.

END OF VOL. I.

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Transcriber's note

The following changes have been made to the text:

Page 21: "heterogeenity" changed to "heterogeneity".

Page 47: "multipled results" changed to "multiplied results".

Page 59: "pre-Raffaelites" changed to "pre-Raphaelites".

Page 84: "heretogeneity" changed to "heterogeneity".

Page 94: "observedcoexistences" changed to "observed coexistences".

Page 97: "Cirrhipoedia" changed to "Cirrhipedia".

Page 108: "primâ facie" changed to "prima facie".

Page 112: "à fortiori" changed to "a fortiori".

Page 124: "irreconcileable" changed to "irreconcilable".

Page 140: "some thing like double" changed to "something like double".

Page 216: "representive" changed to "representative".

Page 291: "inbibe" changed to "imbibe".

Page 306: "whic hthey and living" changed to "which they and living".

Page 359: "of the two races, not" changed to "of the two races, nor".

Page 393: "parenthethic" changed to "parenthetic".

Page 411: "hypertropic" changed to "hypertrophic".