St George J. Mivart
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| St George J. Mivart FLS, FZS, MRI | |||||||||
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| Residence | c/o Royal Institution, Albemarle Street, and 7 North Bank, Regent's Park, NW | ||||||||
| Occupation | academic | ||||||||
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Lecturer on Zoology and Comparative Anatomy at St Mary's Hospital
Notes From Elsewhere
the scientist St. George Jackson Milvart ...
St. George J. Milvart who at first supported Darwin's evolution. After he was honored by the church he gradually backed away from evolution because he could not accept the possibility that the soul evolved along with the brain. Nevertheless, The church excommunicated him on his deathbed because he refused to totally deny physical evolution.
Publications
External Publications
The Origin of Intellect. Based on the works of G. J. Romanes and St. George Milvart. Edinburgh Review, 1889.
Man and apes: an exposition of structural resemblances and differences bearing upon questions of affinity and origin. 1873
