Essay on Racism, Darwinism and Climategate

michaelbray
Apr 23, 2011
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Attached is an excellent essay on racism in Britain and its support in the 19th Century thanks to Darwinism. This comes from my retired professor friend, Terry Hughes, professor of Quaternary Studies at the University of Maine. Dying of cancer, he continues to serve.

[article by T. Hughes]

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Essay on Racism, Darwinism and Climategate

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