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THE Duke of Argyll's singular appetite for besmirching the characters of men of science appears to grow by what it feeds on; and, as fast as old misrepresentations are refuted, new ones are evolved out of the inexhaustible inaccuracy of his Grace's imagination.
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"Life and Letters of Charles Darwin,” vol. ii. pp. 185–86.
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HUXLEY, T. The Duke of Argyll's Charges against Men of Science. Nature 37, 342 (1888). https://doi.org/10.1038/037342a0
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