Abstract

ON p. 13 of “One Hundred and One Great Writers,” issued by the Standard, and presumably edited by Dr. Garnett, occurs the following remarkable account of Huxley and his work. “Huxley's work is that of the populariser, the man who makes few original contributions to science or thought, but states the discoveries of others better than they could have stated them themselves.” Comment is needless.

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