Darwin's Apostles: The Men Who Fought to Have Evolution Accepted, Their Times, and How the Battle Continues J. Willis Sanders Deeley wends her way home

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Darwin's Apostles: The Men Who Fought to Have Evolution Accepted, Their Times, and How the Battle Continues J. Willis Sanders Deeley wends her way homeWhen Darwin finally published The Origin of Species in 1859, there was no guarantee that the grand theory of natural selection would become one of the most valuable ideas impacting biology and our modernity. It was so controversial that some disapproving scientists, many in the Church, and powerful others worked to stop it from becoming known and accepted. This is the story of Darwin, his life, times, and some of the brave scientists who supported and