Coral reefs, Book on, 55-59; ob-
servations on, 48, 52, 55
Corfield, Mr. R., 43
Cross-fertilisation of plants, 141-3
Dana, Prof. J. D., on Coral
Reefs, 58
Darwin, Charles, and domestic
animals, 71; and entomology,
25, 167; and Malthus, 72, 73;
and novelists, 133; and Prof.
Henslow, 24-30; and Sir C.
Lyell, 31, 51, 52, 69, 70; and
Sir J. Hooker, 54, 74, 75, 78;
and slavery, 34, 35; and spell-
ing reform, 148; as an experi-
menter, 162; at Cambridge, 24-
29; at Edinburgh, 22-24; "Bio-
graphical Sketch of an Infant,"
131; birth, 18; character of,
155-160, 162-165; "Climbing
Plants," 107; contributions to
.mental science, 134, 135; death
of, 153;
"Descent of Man,"
112-125; discovery of extinct
mammals, 38, 39; elected
F.G.S., 51, F.R.S., 52; expe-
rience of missionaries, 43, 47;
experiments on children, 129,
131; "Expression of Emotions,"
126-135; fertilisation in the vege-
table kingdom, 141-3; "Ferti-
lisation of Orchids," 103-106;
first scientific paper, 23; "For-
mation of Mould," 150-152;
forms of flowers, 143 ; funeral of,
154; "Geology of the Beagle,"
55-60; history of "Origin of
Species," 64-78; honours be-
stowed on, 146; "Insectivorous
Plants," 136-9; "Journal of
Researches," 52; modesty of,
28, 66; on blushing, 133; on
Cirripedia, 61-63; on religion,
115-117, 121, 163-169; on
vivisection, 160-162; "Origin
of Species," 41, 42, 46, 64-78,
79-99; physical appearance
and habits of, 100-102, 147,
148; places named after, 48;
portraits of, 146; power of
movement in plants, 143-145;
school-days of, 19-21; secretary
of Geological Society, 51; sons
of, 102; statue of, 156; voyage
in Beagle, 29-50
Darwin, Mrs. C., 53
Darwin, Erasmus, of Lichfield and
Derby, 12-14, 66-67
Darwin, Erasmus, of London, 19,
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