In Darwin's Shadow: The Life and Science of Alfred Russel Wallace ...

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10-1. Wallace challenges the flat-earthers, March 5, 1870, at the
Old Bedford Canal. 260
10-2. Two postcards from flat-earther John Hampden libeling Wallace. 262
10-3. Wallace’s letter about the flat-earther John Hampden, May 17, 1871. 264
11-1. Wallace’s home at Nutwood Cottage, Godalming, 1881. 272
11-2. Charles Darwin in 1882 at age seventy-three in the final year
of his life. 275
11-3. Wallace’s 1886 American tour. Garden of the Gods and Pike’s Peak. 277
11-4. Alfred Russel Wallace at age seventy-nine. 288
11-5. Wallace in communion with nature (top) and with grandchild
(bottom). 289
11-6. The Darwin–Wallace Medal presented to Wallace in 1908. 293
11-7. Wallace in his garden at Broadstone, next to a fully blooming king’sspear
plant in 1905. 295
11-8. Wallace in his greenhouse, tending his plants. 296
11-9. Alfred Russel Wallace in 1913 at age ninety, in the final year
of his life. 297
E-1. Receptivity to evolutionary theory by birth order and social class. 325
E-2. Birth-order trends in science related to religious and political implications
of the revolution. 326
A-1. Top: The grandsons of Alfred Russel Wallace. Bottom: The author with
John Wallace. 345