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Luck, or Cunning, as the Main Means of Organic Modification
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Luck, or Cunning, as the Main Means of Organic Modification
Samuel Butler
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p. 6Note
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p. 7Author’s Preface to First Edition
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Contents
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p. 13Chapter I Introduction
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p. 28Chapter II Mr. Herbert Spencer
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p. 42Chapter III Mr. Herbert Spencer (continued)
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p. 52Chapter IV [52a] Mr. Romanes’ “Mental Evolution in Animals”
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p. 70Chapter V Statement of the Question at Issue
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p. 80Chapter VI Statement of the Question at Issue (continued)
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p. 100Chapter VII (Intercalated) Mr. Spencer’s “The Factors of Organic Evolution”
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p. 112Chapter VIII Property, Common Sense, and Protoplasm
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p. 125Chapter IX Property, Common Sense, and Protoplasm (continued)
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p. 135Chapter X The Attempt to Eliminate Mind
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p. 147Chapter XI The Way of Escape
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p. 156Chapter XII Why Darwin’s Variations were Accidental
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p. 168Chapter XIII Darwin’s Claim to Descent with Modification
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p. 177Chapter XIV Darwin and Descent with Modification (continued)
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p. 202Chapter XV The Excised “My’s”
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p. 211Chapter XVI Mr. Grant Allen’s “Charles Darwin”
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p. 225Chapter XVII Professor Ray Lankester and Lamarck
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p. 239Chapter XVIII Per Contra
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p. 251Chapter XIX Conclusion
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Footnotes
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p. 28Chapter II Mr. Herbert Spencer
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