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Charles Robert Darwin 1809–82
The chief ms collection is in the Cambridge Univ Library, including letters,
annotated books and pamphlets, working library and ms of publications.
Important collections of unpbd letters are in the American Philosophical Assoc
and Natural History Museum. Some ms relating to Beagle voyage in Darwin
Museum, Down House, Kent.
Bibliographies
Rutherford, H. W. Catalogue of the library of Darwin now in the
botany school Cambridge (subsequently divided between
Cambridge Univ Lib and Down House). Cambridge 1908.
Peckham, M. The origin of species: a variorum text. Philadelphia
1959.
Handlist of Darwin papers at the University Library Cambridge.
Cambridge 1960.
Osborne, E. A. The first edition of On the origin of species. Book
Collector 9 1960.
Todd, W. B. Variant issues of On the origin of species. Book Collector
9 1960.
Darwin Library: list of books received in the University Library
Cambridge Mar–May 1961 (see also Marginalia, below).
Cambridge 1961.
Freeman, R. B. The works of Darwin: an annotated bibliographical
handlist. 1965; rev 1977.
Darwin, Huxley and the natural sciences: a listing and guide to the
Research Publications International Collection units 3, 4 and 5.
Scientific papers and correspondence of Darwin c. 1830–82 from
the Univ Lib Cambridge. Reading 1990.
History of the archive in Calendar below.
Collections and selections
Gesammelte Werke, tr J. V. Carus 13 vols Stuttgart 1875–81.
Darwinism stated by Darwin himself. Ed N. Sheppard, New York
1884.
Gesammelte kleinere Schriften, tr E. Krause 2 vols Leipzig 1885.
The living thoughts of Darwin. Ed J. Huxley and J. Fisher 1939.
The Darwin reader. Ed M. Bates and P. S. Humphrey 1957.
Darwin for today: the essence of his works. Ed S. E. Hyman, New
York 1963.
What Darwin really said. Ed B. Farrington 1966.
Darwin. Ed P. Appleman, New York 1970.
The collected papers of Darwin. Ed P. H. Barrett, 2 vols Chicago 1977.
The works of Darwin. (Pickering Masters.) Ed P. H. Barrett, P. J.
Gautrey and R. B. Freeman, 29 vols 1986–9.
The portable Darwin. Ed D. M. Porter and P. W. Graham, 1993.
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The zoology of the voyage of HMS Beagle, under the command of
Captain Fitzroy RN, during the years 1832 to 1836, edited and
superintended by Charles Darwin. 5 pts 1838–43.
Journal of researches into the geology and natural history of the
various countries visited by HMS Beagle. 1839 (issued separately,
and as vol 3: Journal and remarks, of Narrative of the surveying
voyages of HM Ships Adventure and Beagle, ed R. Fitzroy), 1840,
New York 1952; tr Ger 1844; 1845 (rev as Journal of researches into
the natural history and geology), 1852, 1860 (with addns), 1870,
1872, 1873, 1876, 1879, 1882 etc; 2 vols New York 1846, 1855 etc; tr
Rus 1870; Ital 1872; Ger 1875; Fr 1860 (selections), 1875; Danish
1876.
The structure and distribution of coral reefs, being the first part of
the geology of the voyage of the Beagle. 1842, (rev) 1874, New York
1889, New York 1896, Berkeley CA 1962; tr Rus 1846 (selections);
Ger 1876; Fr 1878; Ital 1888.
Geological observations on the volcanic islands visited during the
voyage of HMS Beagle, being the second part of the geology of
the voyage of the Beagle. 1844, 1876 (with third part), New York
1891 (with third part); tr Ger 1877.
Richard Congreve | Charles Robert Darwin
Geological observations on South America, being the third part of
the geology of the voyage of the Beagle. 1846; tr Ger 1878.
Geology. In A manual of scientific enquiry prepared for the use of
Her Majesty’s Navy and adapted for travellers in general, ed J. F.
W. Herschel, 1849, 1851, 1859, 1871 (rev J. Phillips), 1886; rev and
rptd separately as Geology, 1849; as Manual of geology, 1859; tr
Rus 1860.
Geological observations on coral reefs, volcanic islands and on
South America. 1851, 1890 (introd by J. W. Judd).
A monograph of the sub-class cirripedia. 2 vols 1851–4, 1 vol 1964.
A monograph of the fossil lepadidae. 2 vols 1851–4.
Darwin’s natural selection: being the second part of his big species
book written from 1856 to 1858. Ed R. C. Stauffer, Cambridge 1975
(transcript of ms from which Origin of species abstracted).
On the tendency of species to form varieties, and on the perpetuation
of varieties and species by natural means of selection, by
Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace, communicated by Sir
Charles Lyell and J. D. Hooker. Jnl of the Proceedings of Linnean
Soc, Zoology 3, 1858; 1858 (offprint); rptd in Zoologist 16 1858; in
The Darwin-Wallace celebrations, 1st July 1908, by the Linnean
Society, 1908; in G. Sarton, Discovery of the theory of natural
selection, Isis 14 1930; in The Darwin reader 1957, above; in B. J.
Loewenberg, Darwin, Wallace and the theory of natural selection,
New Haven CT 1957; in Evolution by natural selection, ed G.
de Beer, Cambridge 1958.
On the origin of species by natural selection, or the preservation of
favoured races in the struggle for life. 1859, 1901, 1902, 1906, 1910,
1950, Cambridge MA 1964; 1860 (2nd edn rev), 1861 (3rd edn rev),
1866 (4th edn rev), 1869 (5th edn rev), 1872 (as The origin of
species) (6th edn rev), 1873, 1875, 1876 (with slight changes), 1878,
1880, 1882 etc; New York 1860 (with additions above not in 2nd
English edn), 1868, 1870 etc; A variorum text, ed M. Peckham,
1959; tr Ger 1860 (with first form of Historical sketch, rev and
expanded in 3rd English edn), 1863; Fr 1862, 1876; Rus 1864; Du
1863; Ital 1864; Swed 1869; Danish 1872; Polish 1873; Hungarian
1873–4; Sp 1877.
On the various contrivances by which British and foreign orchids
are fertilised by insects. 1862, 1877 (rev as The various contrivances),
1882 etc, New York 1877, 1884; tr Ger 1862; Fr 1870; Ital
1883.
Recollections of Professor Henslow, in L. Jenyns (later Blomefield),
Memoir of the Rev John Stevens Henslow, rector of Hitcham and
professor of botany in the University of Cambridge, 1862.
On the movements and habits of climbing plants. Jnl of the
Proceedings of Linnean Soc 9 1865, 1865 (offprint), 1875 (rev,
much enlarged, and pbd separately), 1876, 1882 etc, New York
1876; tr Ger 1876; Fr 1877; Ital 1878.
The variation of animals and plants under domestication. 2 vols
1868, 1875 (rev), 1882 etc, New York 1868, 1876; tr Fr 1868; Ger
1868; Rus 1867 (selections), 1869; Ital 1876.
The descent of man, and selection in relation to sex. 2 vols 1871, 1871
(3 rev issues), 1874 (2nd edn rev), 1875 (rev), 1877 (rev), 1879, 1881,
1882 etc, New York 1871, 1872 etc; tr Du 1871–2; Ger 1871–2; Ital
1871; Rus 1871–2; Fr 1872; Swed 1872; Danish 1874–5; Polish 1874;
Hungarian 1884.
The expression of the emotions in man and animals. 1872, 1873, 1890
(with addns by F. Darwin) etc, New York 1873, 1896, 1899; ed M.
Mead, New York 1955; tr Ger 1872; Rus 1872; Du 1873; Fr 1874; Ital
1878.
Insectivorous plants. 1875, 1876, 1888 (2nd edn rev by F. Darwin) etc,
New York 1875 etc; tr Ger 1876; Rus 1876; Fr 1877; Ital 1878.
The effects of cross and self fertilisation in the vegetable kingdom.
1876, 1878 (2nd edn rev), 1891 etc, New York 1877 (rev), 1892; tr Fr
1877; Ger 1877; Ital 1878.
A biographical sketch of an infant. Mind 2 1877; tr Fr 1877; Ger 1877;
Rus 1877.
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