Mathematics Seems To Endow One With Something

Thomson's Views On The Recent Age Of The World Have Been For Some Time One Of My Sorest Troubles.

There Is No Fundamental Difference Between Man And Animals In Their Ability To Feel Pleasure And Pain, Happiness, And Misery.

I Worked On True Baconian Principles, And Without Any Theory Collected Facts.

Although I Am Fully Convinced Of The Truth Of The Views Given In This Volume Under The Form Of An Abstract, I By No Means Expect To Convince Experienced Naturalists Whose Minds Are Stocked With A Multitude Of Facts All Viewed, During A Long Course Of Years, From A Point Of View Directly Opposite To Mine... I Look With Confidence To The Future, To Young And Rising Naturalists, Who Will Be Able To View Both Sides Of The Question With Impartiality.

Blushing Is The Most Peculiar And Most Human Of All Expressions.