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100 1 $aBowlby, John.
245 10 $aCharles Darwin :$ba new life /$cJohn Bowlby.
250 $a1st Norton pbk. ed.
260 $aNew York :$bW.W. Norton,$c1992, ©1990.
300 $axiv, 511 pages :$billustrations, maps ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 481-487) and index.
505 0 $aBrief chronology -- Prologue -- Two distinguished grandfathers : Erasmus Darwin and Josiah Wedgwood -- Parents to genius -- A tragic loss; a formidable presence -- A vulnerable personality -- Science and natural history at Edinburgh 1825-1827 -- Sport, beetles and philosophy at Cambridge 1828-1831 -- A great and uncommon opportunity 1831 -- Opportunity seized 1832-1834 -- A troubled spirit 1832-1834 -- A voyage grievously too long 1834-1836 -- Geology carries the day 1832-1836 -- From prospective parson to aspiring scientist 1832-1836 -- Three fertile years 1837-1839 -- Darwin's revolutionary ideas -- The day of days 1838-1839 -- A bitter mortification 1839-1842 -- Early years at Down 1842-1846 -- Too dispirited to write 1847-1849 -- Grief never wholly obliterated 1850-1853 -- Everlasting barnacles, a rising star and a dark horse 1853-1854 -- Sometimes in triumph, sometimes in despair 1855-1858 -- My abominable volume 1858-1859 -- Awful battles and staunch friends 1860-1862 -- A fearful disappointment 1863-1867 -- An odious spectre 1868-1871 -- A perfectly uniform life 1871-1872 -- Almost an Indian summer 1873-1877 -- Last years 1878-1882 -- Epilogue -- Appendix : Darwin's ill health in the light of current research.
520 $aDescribes Darwin's work as a naturalist, and presents an intimate portrait of him as a son, brother, father, and husband.
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