Autobiography and Selected Essays

The book delves into the life and contributions of Thomas Henry Huxley, a pivotal figure in the acceptance of evolution and a leading comparative anatomist of the 19th century. It highlights his self-taught journey and his role in advancing scientific education in Britain, particularly through his famous debate with Samuel Wilberforce. The Table of Contents features key essays and topics, including his views on natural knowledge, education methods, and scientific investigation, providing a comprehensive look at Huxley's intellectual legacy.