WildBlueYonder
12-01-07, 08:27 PM
Darwin's entire works go online
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• Ian Sample, science correspondent
The Guardian
Thursday October 19 2006
"A missing notebook clutched by a Shropshire lad who circumnavigated the globe, returned to Britain, and demolished the Victorian hubris that humans stood alone as the pinnacle of creation is published for the first time today.
The original notebook, which documents Charles Darwin's observations throughout his five-year voyage to the Amazon, Patagonia and the Pacific aboard HMS Beagle, is presumed stolen, but using a microfilm copy, Cambridge University scientists today make it available free online, along with the entire works of the scientist credited with the most important advance in science of the past 300 years."
from:http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2006/oct/19/elearning.highereducation
just making sure we all start from page 1
•
• Ian Sample, science correspondent
The Guardian
Thursday October 19 2006
"A missing notebook clutched by a Shropshire lad who circumnavigated the globe, returned to Britain, and demolished the Victorian hubris that humans stood alone as the pinnacle of creation is published for the first time today.
The original notebook, which documents Charles Darwin's observations throughout his five-year voyage to the Amazon, Patagonia and the Pacific aboard HMS Beagle, is presumed stolen, but using a microfilm copy, Cambridge University scientists today make it available free online, along with the entire works of the scientist credited with the most important advance in science of the past 300 years."
from:http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2006/oct/19/elearning.highereducation
just making sure we all start from page 1