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"Man's Place in Nature," see List of Books. Republished, "Collected Essays" 7.
"Criticisms on 'The Origin of Species.'" (The "Natural History Review"
1864.) "Lay Sermons"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"Emanc.i.p.ation--Black and White." (The "Reader" May 20, 1865.) "Lay Sermons"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"On the Methods and Results of Ethnology." (The "Fortnightly Review"
1865.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 7.
"On the Advisableness of Improving Natural Knowledge." (A Lay Sermon delivered in St. Martin's Hall, January 7, 1866, and subsequently published in the "Fortnightly Review".) "Lay Sermons"; "Collected Essays" 1.
"A Liberal Education: and where to find it." (An Address to the South London Working Men's College, delivered January 4, 1868, and subsequently published in "Macmillan's Magazine".) "Lay Sermons"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"On a Piece of Chalk." (A Lecture delivered to the working men of Norwich, during the meeting of the British a.s.sociation, in 1868.
Subsequently published in "Macmillan's Magazine".) "Lay Sermons"; "Collected Essays" 8.
"On the Physical Basis of Life." (A Lay Sermon, delivered in Edinburgh, on Sunday, November 8, 1868, at the request of the late Reverend James Cranbrook; subsequently published in the "Fortnightly Review".) "Lay Sermons"; "Collected Essays" 1.
"The Scientific Aspects of Positivism." (A Reply to Mr. Congreve's Attack upon the Preceding Paper. Published in the "Fortnightly Review"
1869.) "Lay Sermons".
"The Genealogy of Animals." (A Review of Haeckel's "Naturliche Schopfungs-Geschichte". The "Academy" 1869.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 2.
"Geological Reform." (The Anniversary Address to the Geological Society for 1869.) "Lay Sermons"; "Collected Essays" 8.
"Scientific Education: Notes of an After-Dinner Speech." (Delivered before the Liverpool Philomathic Society in April 1869, and subsequently published in "Macmillan's Magazine".) "Lay Sermons"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"On Descartes' 'Discourse touching the Method of using one's Reason rightly, and of seeking Scientific Truth.'" (An Address to the Cambridge Young Men's Christian Society, delivered on March 24, 1870, and subsequently published in "Macmillan's Magazine".) "Lay Sermons"; "Collected Essays" 1.
"On some Fixed Points in British Ethnology." (The "Contemporary Review"
July 1870.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 7.
"Biogenesis and Abiogenesis." (The Presidential Address to the British a.s.sociation for the Advancement of Science, 1870.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 8.
"Paleontology and the Doctrine of Evolution." (The Presidential Address to the Geological Society, 1870.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 8.
"On Medical Education." (An Address to the Students of the Faculty of Medicine in University College, London, 1870.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"On Coral and Coral Reefs." ("Good Words" 1870.) "Critiques and Addresses".
"The School Boards: What they can do, and what they may do." (The "Contemporary Review" December 1870.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"Administrative Nihilism." (An Address delivered to the Members of the Midland Inst.i.tute, on October 9, 1871, and subsequently published in the "Fortnightly Review".) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 1.
"Mr. Darwin's Critics." (The "Contemporary Review" November 1871.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 2.
"On the Formation of Coal." (A Lecture delivered before the Members of the Bradford Philosophical Inst.i.tution, December 29, 1871, and subsequently published in the "Contemporary Review".) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 8.
"Yeast." (The "Contemporary Review" December 1871.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 8.
"Bishop Berkeley on the Metaphysics of Sensation." ("Macmillan's Magazine" June 1871.) "Critiques and Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 6.
"The Problems of the Deep Sea" (1873). "Collected Essays" 8.
"Universities: Actual and Ideal." (The Inaugural Address of the Lord Rector of the University of Aberdeen, February 27, 1874. "Contemporary Review" 1874.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"Joseph Priestley." (An Address delivered on the Occasion of the Presentation of a Statue of Priestley to the Town of Birmingham on August 1, 1874.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"On the Hypothesis that Animals are Automata, and its History." (An Address delivered at the Meeting of the British a.s.sociation for the Advancement of Science, at Belfast, 1874.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 1.
"On some of the Results of the Expedition of H.M.S. 'Challenger'" 1875.
"Collected Essays" 8.
"On the Border Territory between the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms."
(An Evening Lecture at the Royal Inst.i.tution, Friday, January 28, 1876.
"Macmillan's Magazine" 1876.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays"
8.
"Three Lectures on Evolution." (New York, September 18, 20, 22, 1876.) "American Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 4.
"Address on University Education." (Delivered at the opening of the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, September 12, 1876.) "American Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"On the Study of Biology." (A Lecture in connection with the Loan Collection of Scientific Apparatus at South Kensington Museum, December 16, 1876.) "American Addresses"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"Elementary Instruction in Physiology." (Read at the Meeting of the Domestic Economy Congress at Birmingham, 1877.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"Technical Education." (An Address delivered to the Working Men's Club and Inst.i.tute, December 1, 1877.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"Evolution in Biology." (The "Encyclopaedia Britannica" ninth edition volume 8 1878.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 2.
"Hume," 1878. "Collected Essays" 6. See also under "Books."
"On Sensation and the Unity of Structure of the Sensiferous Organs."
(An Evening Lecture at the Royal Inst.i.tution, Friday, March 7, 1879.) "Nineteenth Century" April 1879. "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 6.
"Prefatory Note to the Translation of E. Haeckel's Freedom in Science and Teaching," 1879. (Kegan Paul.)
"On Certain Errors respecting the Structure of the Heart attributed to Aristotle." "Nature" November 6, 1879. "Science and Culture".
"The Coming of Age of 'The Origin of Species.'" (An Evening Lecture at the Royal Inst.i.tution, Friday, April 9, 1880.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 2.
"On the Method of Zadig." (A Lecture delivered at the Working Men's College, Great Ormond Street, 1880. "Nineteenth Century" June 1880.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 4.
"Science and Culture." (An Address delivered at the Opening of Sir Josiah Mason's Science College at Birmingham on October 1, 1880.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"The Connection of the Biological Sciences with Medicine." (An Address delivered at the Meeting of the International Medical Congress in London, August 9, 1881.) "Science and Culture"; "Collected Essays" 3.
"The Rise and Progress of Paleontology." (An Address delivered at the York Meeting of the British a.s.sociation for the Advancement of Science, 1881.) "Controverted Questions"; "Collected Essays" 4.
