1809-1882

Chronicles the 1831 voyage of young Charles Darwin aboard the British Navy ship HMS Beagle on his scientific journey around the world.

Describes the life and work of the renowned nineteenth-century biologist who transformed conventional Western thought with his theory of natural evolution.

Colorful illustrations and text provide a brief biography of Charles Darwin, and describes his childhood and education, his expedition across the Atlantic Ocean in 1831 where he discovered many new animals and insects, and his return to England in 1835 where he continued to study his findings.

"Looking at some of the major inventions and discoveries shaping our world today, Breakthroughs in Science profiles the research leading up to the discovery (not just profiles of the one or two key "players"). Each book describes the "famous" moment and then examines the continued evolution illustrating its impact today and for the future"--.

Presents a selection of Darwin's autobiographical writings, covering his personal life and his voyage on the "Beagle" which resulted in the writing of "The Origin of Species.".

Chronicles the life of nineteenth-century English naturalist Charles Darwin, discussing his world, his work, and his legacy.

In small-town Michigan, twelve-year-old Zoomy and his new friend Lorrol investigate the journal found inside a mysterious box and find family secrets and a more valuable treasure, while a dangerous stranger watches and waits.

A critical analysis of the life, works, and theories of Charles Darwin along with his scientific, social, and religious views.

Examines the lives and careers of Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin, both born on February 12, 1809, and discusses the influence their accomplishments had on humanity and history.