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Erasmus Darwin: Translated From the German by W.S. Dallas. With a Prelimina [1880 ] by Ernst Krause, 2009-09-22

Erasmus Darwin: A Life of Unequalled Achievement by Desmond King-Hele, 2007-01-01

The Poetical Works of Erasmus Darwin.: Containing the Botanic Garden ... And the Temple of Nature. V. 2 by Erasmus Darwin, 2009-04-27

ZOONOMIA;OR,THE LAWSOFORGANIC LIFE.VOL. I. by M.D. F.R.S._ ERASMUS DARWIN, 2010-06-04

The Works of Charles Darwin, Volume 29: "Erasmus Darwin" by Ernest Krause, with a preliminary notice by Charles Darwin; "The Autobiography of Charles Darwin" ... (Darwin, Charles//Works of Charles Darwin) by Charles Darwin, Paul Barrett, et all 1990-05-01

The Temple of Nature; Or, the Origin of Society by Erasmus Darwin, 2010-03-07

Zoonomia, Vol. I Or, the Laws of Organic Life by Erasmus Darwin, 2005-04-25

The Botanic Garden: A Poem, in Two Parts ; Containing the Economy of Vegetation and the Loves of the Plants ; with Philosophical Notes by Erasmus Darwin, 2010-01-10

The Botanic Garden. Part 1: The Economy of Vegetation by Erasmus Darwin, 2007-06-28

Zoonomia; Or, the Laws of Organic Life: In Three Parts ... by Erasmus Darwin, 2010-02-03

Fifty Years' Observation Of Men And Events: Civil And Military by Erasmus Darwin Keyes, 2007-07-25

Marc Quinn: Tate Liverpool, 1 February-28 April 2002 by Marc Quinn, Erasmus Darwin, 2002-01

The Poetical Works of James Gates Percival by Erasmus Darwin North, James Gates Percival, 2010-02-23

Gli Amori Delle Piante: Poema Con Note Filosofiche (Italian Edition) by Erasmus Darwin, 2010-01-11

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Blake , William., Darwin, Erasmus. The Botanic Garden. A Poem In Two Parts...The
John Windle Antiquarian Bookseller. Blake , William. darwin, erasmus. The BotanicGarden. A Poem in Two Parts The Fourth Edition. London Johnson, 1799.
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Extractions: John Windle Antiquarian Bookseller Blake , William. Darwin, Erasmus. The Botanic Garden. A Poem in Two Parts...The Fourth Edition. London: Johnson, 1799. 2 vols, 8vo, xx, 492; xvi, 282, (2) pages. With a frontispiece to each volume, and 22 plates including one double-page and two not listed in the directions to the binder. Old half calf, black labels, a very good copy with an early ink inscription in vol 2. Fourth edition, the first in octavo and the first with the reduced plates engraved by Blake including the Fertilization of Egypt but strangely omitting Tornado. An unaccountably scarce book, the first I have seen; no copy at auction in almost twenty years and only four copies noticed by Essick in the trade in the last ten years (the last some years ago at Bayntun for £900). See Essick, William Blake's Commercial Book Engravings, XXI. Easson and Essick, William Blake Book Illustrator, II, p.88. This item is listed on Bibliopoly by John Windle Antiquarian Bookseller ; click here for further details.
Erasmus Darwin (1731-1802) Library Of Congress Citations
Author darwin, erasmus, 17311802. Title Zoonomia; or, The laws of organiclife LC Call No. QP29 .G5 Subjects darwin, erasmus, 1731-1802.
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Extractions: The Little Search Engine that Could Down to Name Citations LC Online Catalog Amazon Search ... Free Email from Malaspina Book Citations [23 Records] Author: Darwin, Erasmus, 1731-1802. Title: Zoonomia; or, The laws of organic life ... By Erasmus Darwin ... Edition: The 3d ed., cor. Published: London, J. Johnson, 1801. Description: 4 v. plates (part col.) 22 cm. LC Call No.: QP29 .D22 1801 Subjects: Physiology Early works to 1800. Pathology Early works to 1800. Medicine Early works to 1800. Evolution Early works to 1800. Control No.: 04031491 //r952 Author: Girtanner, Christoph, 1760-1800. Title: Ausfhuhrliche darstellung des darwinschen systemes der praktischen heilkunde, nebst einer kritik desselben. Von Dr. Christoph Girtanner ... Published: Ghottingen, J.G. Rosenbusch, 1799. Description: 2 v. 22 cm. LC Call No.: QP29 .G5 Subjects: Darwin, Erasmus, 1731-1802. Zoonomia. Physiology Early works to 1800. Other authors: Pre-1801 Imprint Collection (Library of Congress) DLC Control No.: 06005053 //r932 Author: King-Hele, Desmond, 1927- Title: Erasmus Darwin. Published: London, Macmillan, New York, St. Martin's Press, 1963. Description: vii, 183 p. port., map. 23 cm. LC Call No.: QH31.D3 K5 1963 Notes: Bibliography: p. 173-175. Subjects: Darwin, Erasmus, 1731-1802. Control No.: 64000575 //r85
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click for top of page. darwin, erasmus. English poet (see songs) 1731 1802,working primarily in English. This entry contributed by G K around 11/21/98.
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Extractions: Biography Please keep this site alive by contributing song listings and other information to the catalog. See the bottom of every catalog page for how. English poet ( see songs ) 1731 - 1800, working primarily in English This entry contributed by around 11/21/98 Other Web Site: http://search.biography.com/print_record.pl?id=1958 See also The Task, and Selected Other Poems [by William Cowper] (Poetry) in the Singers' Bibliography This entry contributed by around 1/25/99 click for top of page American poet ( see songs ) 1899 - 1932, working primarily in English This entry contributed by around 3/20/99 Other Web Site: http://search.biography.com/print_record.pl?id=13898 See also Complete Poems of Hart Crane (Poetry) in the Singers' Bibliography This entry contributed by around 3/20/99 click for top of page Crapsey, Adelaide
Rocky Road: Charles Darwin
Short article about darwin's life and work.Category Kids and Teens School Time Scientists darwin, Charles Charles darwin's grandfather was the poet, inventor, doctor and scientisterasmus darwin. erasmus's son Charles planned to become
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Extractions: "You care for nothing but shooting, dogs, and rat-catching," Charles Darwin recalled his father once telling him, "and you will be a disgrace to yourself and all your family." It was an inauspicious beginning for one of history's greatest scientists. Charles Darwin's grandfather was the poet, inventor, doctor and scientist Erasmus Darwin. Erasmus's son Charles planned to become a doctor like his father, but he died from an infection after accidentally cutting himself during an autopsy. So Erasmus's younger son Robert dutifully followed in his older brother's footsteps, and expected his own son, whom he named after his late brother, to practice medicine too. The Charles Darwin who would become famous, however, couldn't stomach dissection. Despite misgivings about his son's lack of direction, Robert Darwin consented to let Charles set sail aboard the Beagle before returning to England to become, as he planned, a country gentleman and parson. (Charles Darwin halfway succeeded he remained a country gentleman the rest of his days.) Darwin considered the voyage the defining experience of his life, and he was right it provided him with the evidence that would forever change biology. Unfortunately, a bite from a poisonous insect during his travels might have been the cause of Darwin's chronic illness in later years. After returning to London, Darwin became an independent scholar, then eventually married and started a family. Legend holds that Darwin happened upon one of science's most important theories while on his visit to the Galapagos Islands. In fact, Darwin devised no great evolutionary theory until after his return to England, and he was not the first person to propose evolution; it was widely discussed at least in scientific circles long before he published any of his theories. The question was, how did evolution occur? The reason Charles Darwin is a household name is because he proposed a viable mechanism for evolution, namely natural selection.
The Life And Times Of Erasmus Darwin
There is some suggestion that Mary darwin, erasmus Jr. Bibliography.darwin, erasmus Commonplace book microform Reproduced
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Extractions: The life and times of Erasmus Darwin With special attention to his possible influence on the work of Charles Darwin and on the conflict between conservatism and modernism From G. de Beer, Royal Navy hydrographer to FitzRoy, Captain of "The Beagle": "My dear sir, I believe my friend Mr. Peacock of Trinity College Cambridge has succeeded in getting a 'savant' for you - a Mr. Darwin, grandson of the well known philosopher and poet......" Overview of the life of Erasmus Darwin Records of the Darwin family can be found in Elston church near Nottingham, north central England dating back as far as 1654. Erasmus was born at Elston Hall in 1731. He was the fourth son of Robert Darwin (1682-1754), a moderately successful lawyer, and Elizabeth Darwin (1702-1797, originally Elizabeth Hill). Elizabeth Darwin was a charismatic, intelligent woman with a fondness for reading and raising pigeons, (which interestingly play a part in the first chapter of "Origin of Species"). Robert Darwin inherited Elston hall and lived comfortably but never dedicated himself to the accumulation of wealth. He retired early to pursue an interest in archeology and enjoy the simple pleasures of country life. Reading between the lines there is some suggestion of occasional impatience with his ever exuberant, energetic and scholastic wife, twenty years younger than he. In one litany he writes: "From a morning that doth shine
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The Huntington Library And Art Gallery List
1796. Call no. 312010. darwin, erasmus. The Botanic Garden. 1791. 1 st editionof Part I. Call no. 493826. darwin, erasmus. The Botanic Garden. 1791.
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1796. darwin, erasmus. The Botanic Garden. 1791. 3 copies. With 1 st editionof part I. darwin, erasmus. The Botanic Garden. 1791. 2 copies.
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Extractions: Expand Search Commercial Book Illustrations Engraved by Blake After Designs by Other Artists Adams, Michael. The New Royal Geographical Magazine . c. 1794. Plates only. Allen, Charles. A New and Improved History of England Allen, Charles. A New and Improved Roman History Ariosto, Lodovico. Orlando Furioso Ariosto, Lodovico. Orlando Furioso . 1783. Plate only, printed on a card. Ariosto, Lodovico. Orlando Furioso Ariosto, Lodovico. Orlando Furioso Ariosto, Lodovico. Orlando Furioso The Royal Universal Family Bible The Royal Universal Family Bible . 1780. Plate 1 only. A later state not known to have been published. Boydell's Graphic Illustrations of the Dramatic Works of Shakspeare Brown, John. The Elements of Medicine Brown, John. The Elements of Medicine . 1795. Plate only. Bryant, Jacob. A New System, or an Analysis of Ancient Mythology Bryant, Jacob. A New System, or an Analysis of Ancient Mythology nd edition. Catullus. The Poems of Caius Valerius Catullus . 1795. 2 copies. Chaucer, Geoffrey.
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Darwin, Erasmus
darwin, erasmus. erasmus darwin, 17311802, grandfather of Charles darwin, wasa physician, scientist and poet who resided at Lichfield, then at Derby.
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Extractions: Darwin, Erasmus. The Botanic Garden; a Poem, in Two Parts. Part I. Containing the Economy of Vegetation. Part II. The Loves of the Plants. With Philosophical Notes. London, Printed for J. Johnson, 1791. The Botanic Garden , and a book called Phytologia, or the Philosophy of Agriculture and Gardening..., 1800, containing information on the draining of wet lands and construction of ploughs. Originally published anonymously, The Botanic Garden is a poem about nature in which the voice of the "botanic muse" tours plant species describing the sexual system of over 80 plants, giving examples of Linnean classes and orders. It was published in two parts. The second part was originally published in 1789 as "Loves of the Plants." The first part "The Economy of Vegetation" originally appeared in 1791. Darwin plagiarized some poetry of Anna Seward in the first part, believing he was paying her a compliment; apparently they remained friends anyway. He made quite a lot of money on this work; it was reprinted many times. It is a significant work because "elaborate poetic diction is most incongruously applied to crude facts of science" and because it contains some plates from drawings of Henry Fuseli and some engravings by William Blake. Back to Home Page Introductory Remarks Table of Contents Bibliography ... Previous Book
BBC - History - Erasmus Darwin (1731 - 1802)
erasmus darwin was a famous doctor, scientist, inventor and poet a man who wasthinking about evolution a long time before his famous grandson Charles.
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Radio 4's biographical series. Nobel laureate Sir Paul Nurse on his admirationfor erasmus darwin. to programme 2 Sir Paul Nurse on erasmus darwin.
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Erasdar
erasmus darwin (17311802). Ashton Nichols, Department of English, DickinsonCollege. erasmus darwin life. (AN). erasmus darwin links The
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Erasmus Darwin, Chronology And Major Publications
erasmus darwin Chronology Major Publications. Note A coincidence1787. Robert darwin (erasmus darwins brother). Principia
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Extractions: Note : In order to follow the career of Erasmus Darwin, I found it necessary to tease a chronology out of the various biographies by Desmond King-Hele. The following is the result of this endeavor. Erasmus Darwin (1731-1802) was born 12 December at Elston (near Nottingham). He was the youngest of 7 seven children, 5 sons and two daughters, all of whom survived from 57 to 92 years. His father, Robert Darwin, was a lawyer. His mother, nee Elizabeth Hall, was 20 years younger than her husband and lived to the age of 95. Entered Edinburgh Medical School, the preeminent medical school in Britain, in the Fall. He returned to Cambridge and took the degree of MB (Bachelor of Medicine) in June 1755. Whether Erasmus Darwin did or did not have the formal degree of MD is not known. Attempted to set up medical practice in Nottingham; it failed. In November Erasmus Darwin moved to Lichfield. A few weeks after his arrival, he, with a novel course of treatment, restored the health of a young gentleman whose death seemed inevitable. This insured his success in the new locale. Married Mary Howard (Polly; died 30 June 1770, aged 30). They had 4 sons and one daughter:
Review Of: Anna Seward, 1804, Biography Of Erasmus Darwin.
family, and of the other persons present at the juncture, that the statement givenof his exclamation, page 406, on the death of Mr erasmus darwin, is entirely
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Extractions: Southey and Cottle. April ART. XVIII. Memoirs of the Life of Dr Darwin, chiefly during his residence at Lichfield; with Anecdotes of his Friends, and Criticisms on his Writings. By Anna Seward. London. 1804. 8vo. pp. 430. I rewarded, Miss s Memoirs of Dr Darwin. Of the matter and arrangement of these Memoirs, the Preface gives us the following notice: On the birth, parentage, and education of her hero, Miss Seward has not deigned to bestow a single line. We are abruptly P 4 introduced Miss s Memoirs of Dr Darwin. April that consciousness of great native elevation above the general standard of intellect habits Miss s Memoirs of Dr Darwin. his rock on which his medicinal and philosophical reputation were placed, induced Such, we can assure our readers, is the amount of the information respecting the character and manners of Dr Darwin, for which we are indebted to his biographer. It may perhaps serve to moderate the expectations of those who may have unwarily looked only to the enviable opportunities of observation which she appears to have enjoyed. rus in urbe , of Darwinian creation, resorted, from its early rising, a knot of philosophic friends in frequent visitation. The Rev. Mr Mitchell, many years deceased. He was skilled in astronomic science, modest and wise. The ingenious Mr Kier of West Bromich, then Captain Kier. Mr Boulton, known and respected wherever mechanic philosophy is understood. Mr Watt, the celebrated improver of the steam
Erasmus Darwin
Back. Best known as the grandfather of the biologist Charles darwin, erasmus darwinwas a philosopher, poet, scientist and physician of considerable note.
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Extractions: erasmus darwin Back Best known as the grandfather of the biologist Charles Darwin, Erasmus Darwin was a philosopher, poet, scientist and physician of considerable note. Born in Elston, Nottinghamshire in 1731, he was educated at Chesterfield School and the Universities of Cambridge and Edinburgh. When qualified in medicine he practised briefly in Nottingham before moving to Lichfield in Staffordshire where he soon built up a considerable reputation. He was very well informed on all aspects of late 18th-century science and medicine and had advanced ideas on cosmology and evolution. His originality was prolific and he recorded his ideas in verse of a high quality. Erasmus married twice and produced a very large family many of whom went on to be well known. He moved to Derby and died at Breadsall Priory in 1802. The portrait of Darwin is by Joseph Wright of Derby and the original is in the possession of Darwin College, Cambridge. This page was last updated on the 21st of February, 2000.
Maps Of Erasmus Darwin Building
maps of erasmus darwin building. Back. Ground floor plan of erasmusdarwin Building in pdf format (194kb). Second floor plan of
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Geleerde Levens: Erasmus Darwin - Winkler Prins 1873
darwin, erasmus darwin erasmus darwin, een verdienstelijk Engelschgeneesheer, natuurkenner en dichter. Hij werd geboren te
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