...next step in the process is to support, by evidence from chemistry, the conclusion thus obtained. " 'One afternoon, while I was reading the New Testament...while my pupils were preparing their next lesson, Here again, however, we are met at the very outset by the important admission that, "in perfect strictness,...

...sums up, "all living powers are cogirite, and all living forms are fundamentally of one character. The researches of the chemist have revealed a no less...uniformity of material composition in living matter." It is proteinaceous, or more or less albuminoid. " And now, what is tha ultimate fate, and what the...

...sun-dried clod. Thus it becomes clear that all living powers are cognate, and that all living forms are he researches of the chemist have revealed a no less...such matter must needs die in the act of analysis, and upon this very obvious ground, objections, which I confess seem to me to be somewhat frivolous,...

...true," says Professor Huxley,1 writing upon a subject very analogous to that which here concerns us, " that chemical investigation can tell us little or...such matter must needs die in the act of analysis ; and upon this very obvious ground, objections, which, I confess, seem to me to be somewhat frivolous,...

...clear that all living powers are cognate, and that all living forms are fundamentally of one character. The researches of the chemist have revealed a no less...such matter must needs die in the act of analysis, — and upon this very obvious ground, objections, which I confess seem to me to be somewhat frivolous,...

...living lorms are fundamentally of one character. The researches of the chemist have revealed a rioTess striking uniformity of material composition in living...such matter must needs die in the act of analysis, and upon this very obvious ground, objections, which I confess seem to me to be somewhat frivolous,...

...that all living forms are fundamentally of one character. The researches of the chemist have i-evealcd a no less striking uniformity of material composition...matter. In perfect strictness, it is true that chemical invesMgation can tell us little or nothing, directly, of the •omposition of living matter, inasmuch...

...Indeed, he admits that we know nothing about , the composition of any body whatever, as it is, and that chemical investigation can tell us little or...nothing, directly, of the composition of living matter. Hence, of all the known forces and properties in the physical universe before man, we have no evidence...

...! when we turned to read Mr. Huxley, the learned parent of the new-born infant is found saying : " In perfect strictness, it is true that chemical investigation...nothing, directly, of the composition of living matter, and ... it is also in strictness, true, that WE KNOW NOTHING about the composition of any body whatever,...

...Huxley, the learned parent of the new-born infant is found saying : " In perfect strictness, it is tme that chemical investigation can tell us little or...nothing, directly, of the composition of living matter, and ... it is also in strictness, true, that WE KNOW NOTHING about the composition of any body whatever,...