All-in-one Man's Place In Nature And Other Anthropological Essays By Thomas H. Huxley [with George Sterling's Bookplate] Limited Time 55% Off [PD9eZoB3]

Thomas Huxley's Classic Anthropological Works

Immerse yourself in the groundbreaking thoughts of Thomas H. Huxley with "Man's Place in Nature and Other Anthropological Essays." This meticulously preserved collection offers a rare glimpse into the early 20th-century perspectives on human evolution, anthropology, and the natural world. With a rich history and scholarly significance, this book is a must-have for any aficionado of anthropology and evolutionary theory.

Comprehensive and In-depth Analysis

"Man's Place in Nature and Other Anthropological Essays" includes seminal essays that delve into the natural history of man-like apes, the relationships between humans and lower animals, and the methods and results of ethnology. The book is divided into six essays, each offering unique insights into the human experience and our place within the natural order. With contributions such as "On the Aryan Question" (1890), this collection provides a historical context for understanding contemporary anthropological debates.

Stunning Presentation and Collectible Value

This edition, published by D. Appleton and Co. in 1897, boasts a handsome bookplate of California's first poet laureate, George Sterling. The large octavo in polished maroon cloth and sewn binding promises durability and elegance. The book is in near fine condition, showing very minor external wear and faint adhesive traces of a removed bookplate.

• Preserved in high-quality materials: Large octavo in polished maroon cloth; sewn binding.
• Comprehensive content: Includes six essays on various anthropological topics.
• Historical significance: Features contributions from a leading figure in the field of anthropology.

This book is not only a scholarly resource but also a highly collectible piece of literature, making it a valuable addition to any library or personal collection.