Discover the impact of Darwin, Huxley, and Spencer on American society and business practices in this insightful historical ...

Darwin didn't hold this view. His friend, the biologist T. H. Huxley, agreed. "As a natural process of the same character as the development of a tree from its seed, or of a fowl from its egg ...

Chief among them was the brilliant and eloquent Thomas Henry Huxley, who came to be known as Darwin’s “bulldog.” After the publication of Darwin’s book, Huxley debated the Bishop of Oxford ...

Darwin was reluctant to defend his ideas in public. It was left to others – notably a young biologist named Thomas Huxley – to take up the fight. In the 19th Century, scientific talks were ...

At a meeting of Britain's leading scientists, critics attack Darwin's theory for bestializing humankind. Thomas Henry Huxley, known as "Darwin's bulldog," tries to rally to the defense.

Aldous Huxley isn't as famous as George Orwell is nowadays. We certainly don't speak about The World State or Mustapha Mond from Brave New World as often as we do about Big Brother and The ...

There are relics and signs everywhere in Darwin of the devastating bombings that took place during World War II. Yet many people are still unaware of the horrors that befell that city.