Science, Politics and Business in the Work of Sir John Lubbock: A Man of Universal Mind

Abstract

Contents: Introduction: a man of universal mind. Part I Darwin's Apprentice, 1834a 60: A large insect under a glass A tendency to progression The war of science and religion. Part II Man of Stone, 1861a 69: The three ages Prehistoric times A steady progress. Part III Saint Lubbock's Days, 1870a 85: A holiday by Act of Parliament! Opposition benches The embrace of Empire Weep not for death Remarriage. Part IV A Noble and Glorious Unity, 1886-1913: The parting of ways The duty of happiness The politest reactionary 'Shoulder to shoulder with the gallant men of Ulster' The sins of Saint Lubbock A League of International Peace and Goodwill. Bibliography Index.

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