Darwin's Sacred Cause: How a Hatred of Slavery Shaped Darwin's Views on Human EvolutionHMH, 11 nov 2014 - 448 pagina's An “arresting” and deeply personal portrait that “confront[s] the touchy subject of Darwin and race head on” (The New York Times Book Review). |
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3 All Nations of One Blood | 49 |
4 Living in Slave Countries | 68 |
From the Father of Man to the Father of All Mammals | 111 |
Illustration of Darwins family tree of life 1837 | 113 |
6 Hybridizing Humans | 142 |
7 This Odious Deadly Subject | 172 |
11 The Secret Science Drifts from Its Sacred Cause | 297 |
12 Cannibals and the Confederacy in London | 317 |
13 The Descent of the Races | 348 |
Illustration of Darwins family tree of primates 1868 | 361 |
Illustration of The logic of antislavery the gorilla is our kin | 376 |
Back Matter | 377 |
Back Flap | 487 |
Back Cover | 488 |
8 Domestic Animals and Domestic Institutions | 199 |
9 Oh for Shame Agassiz | 228 |
10 The Contamination of Negro Blood | 267 |
Spine | 489 |
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