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

Historie Naturelle (Buffon), 91, 105
The Historie of Four-Footed Beastes
(Topsell), 94, 95
A History of European Thought in the
Nineteenth Century (Merz), 202
History of the Conquest of Mexico and
Peru (Prescott), 53
History of the Inductive Sciences
(Whewell), 203–4
Hitching, Francis, 145
Hitler, Adolf, 313
H.M.S. Beagle, 56
H.M.S. Erebus, 56
H.M.S. Mischief, 60
H.M.S. Rattlesnake, 56
H.M.S. Terror, 56
hobbies of Wallace, 253–54
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 274
Holocaust deniers, 319
home of Wallace, 253–54, 272
homology, 93, 105, 106, 284–85
honesty of Wallace, 257, 272
honorary degrees, 267–68, 279–80
Hook, Sidney, 5
Hooker, Joseph
in Antarctica, 56
assistance with employment, 273
birth order, 28
Darwin’s correspondence to, 137
honored at Westminster Abbey, 297
Lyell and, 234
portrait, 131
priority debate and, 119–21, 129–34,
140, 143–44, 150
on spiritualism, 274
Wallace’s correspondence to, 137–39,
138, 214
Wallace’s relationship with, 121, 273
on Wallace’s writings, 75
Horner, Jack, 322–24
Horsfield, Thomas, 59
Houdini, Harry, 187–88
“How to Civilize Savages” (Wallace),
221
human evolution theory. See also
evolution theory
comparative method, 320
human mind and, 160–62, 208
monogenism vs. polygenism, 218–21
Wallace’s break with Darwin, 158
Wallace’s contribution to, 298
“Human Progress, Past and Future”
(Wallace), 244
“Human Selection” (Wallace), 244
410 / Index
Humboldt, Alexander von, 53, 57, 68, 83
Hume, David, 181, 229
Hutton, James, 283
Huxley, Leonard, 129, 161
Huxley, Thomas Henry
‘agnosticism’ coined by, 44
birth order, 28, 31
on consciousness, 170–71
personality profile, 26
press accounts of, 14
on scientific inquiry, 206
South Pacific expeditions, 56
on spiritualism, 179, 184, 198
“The Wallace Line” named by, 122
Wallace on, 79
Wallace’s relationship with, 121, 273
hybridization, 13, 102, 104
hyper-selectionism
failures of, 299
Galton on, 216–17
influence on Wallace, 7, 9
monogenism/polygenism and, 219
spiritualism and, 163–64, 180, 201
Wallace’s development of, 209–18
hypothesis construction. See theory and
theory construction
hypothetico-deductive method, 207–8, 225–
26, 324–25
Ibis, 15
idealism of Wallace, 245–49
“If A Man Die, Shall He Live Again”
(Wallace), 275
illness, 112, 136–37. See also disease
illustrations by Wallace, 69–71, 75, 111
imperialism, 222, 230, 236
incipient stages, 212
India Museum, 59
indigenous cultures, 221, 234–36, 244
individualism of Wallace, 7, 50, 223–24
Indonesian Department of Science, 14
induction, 203–9, 225
industrialization, 43
innovation, 27
insects, 117
intellectual history, 202–3
intellectualism of Wallace, 167
intellectual property, 139
intellectual receptivity, 27, 77–78
intelligence, 168–70, 219. See also brain
(human)
intelligent design theory, 208
interaction effects, 7, 8, 300–302
interbreeding, 68–69