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'I think his tone is much too vehement'

— Thomas Henry Huxley

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  1. 'My good and kind agent for the propagation of the Gospel; i.e. the Devil's gospel'.
  2. 'Huxley gave the death-blow not only to Owen's theory of the skull but also to Owen's hitherto unchallenged prestige'
  3. 'Then the Bishop rose, and in a light scoffing tone, florid and he assured us there was nothing in the idea of evolution; rock-pigeons were…
  4. 'Pope Huxley' title of an article by R.H. Hutton who complains that whilst THH advocates agnosticism for everyone else, he's apt to be a mi…
  5. Try to learn something about everything and everything about something.
  6. 'If he [THH] has a fault it is... that like Caesar, he is ambitious... [it might be said that] cutting up apes is his forte, cutting up men…
  7. The primary purpose of a liberal education is to make one's mind a pleasant place in which to spend one's time.
  8. 'Darwin's bulldog was patently a man of almost puritanical uprightness'

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Topics in this quote

  • debate
  • perception
  • communication
  • tone
  • voice

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