...paper "On the Application of the Laws of Evolution to the Arrangement or the Vertébrala, and mort particularly of the Mammalia," by Prof. TH Huxley,...form. 2. There is a complete and deep cloaca, as in Vertébrala lower in the scale. 3. The openings of the ureters are hypocystic — that is to say, they...

...stages of evolution ; while those which exhibit the contrary characters must appertain to later stages. Judged from this point of view, there can be no doubt...which constitutes the earliest stage of mammalian organization : — 1. The mammary glands are devoid of teats; and thus the essential feature of the...

...are faded and Hagar has become the purely human figure of an outcast mother with her perishing child. From this point of view there can be no doubt that the first version is far older than the second. Later times had quite forgotten who Hagar really was: they...

...morbid tendency — just as the earth worms crawl forth from their holes when the weather grows damp. From this point of view there can be no doubt that the modern theory of " living one's nature out " is largely responsible for the nervous degeneration of...

...self-repression and also never a time when there was so much functional nervous disease. He said : "From this point of view there can be no doubt that the modern theory of 'living one's nature out' is largely responsible for the nervous degeneration of to-day,...

...not ourselves" which they have reverently called God.11 Religion is a communion experience of God.12 From this point of view there can be no doubt that the Bible is a book of religion. It contains the record of some of the sublimest and profoundest of religious...

...additional examples of the influence of economic factors on the recent evolution of the law of the sea. From this point of view, there can be no doubt that the conditions which a decade or more ago were conducive to the peaceful acceptance of a three- or six-mile...

...with their own establishments set out along the grand avenues of history, and the most modest alike. From this point of view, there can be no doubt that the most exciting modern spectacle is that of the cultures "in transit" of the vast continent of Black...

...more generally, all the rules granting belligerents certain rights interfering with neutral commerce. From this point of view, there can be no doubt that the concept of military necessity cannot be invoked, de legelata, to justify the exercise of more extensive...

...persecutors, and concentrate instead on the effects of the witch-hunt on the social position of women. From this point of view, there can be no doubt that the witchhunt destroyed the methods that women had used to control procreation, by indicting them as diabolical...