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Huxley; development of the gyri and sulci. Brakenridge, Dr., on the influence of climate. Brandt, A., on hairy men. Braubach, Prof., on the quasi-religious feeling of a dog towards his master; on the self-restraint of dogs. Brauer, F., on dimorphism in Neurothemis. Brazil, skulls found in caves of; population of; compression of the nose by the natives of. Break between man and the apes.
In the latter case the transports of joy appear to be somewhat less, and the sense of equality is shewn in every action. Professor Braubach goes so far as to maintain that a dog looks on his master as on a god. 'Religion, Moral, etc., der Darwin'schen Art-Lehre, 1869, s. 53.
Braubach finds in the animal kingdom the elements of all the spiritual life of mankind, even of religion and morality; but everything is still wrapped in the lowest stage of sensuality.
Both friend and foe will join in the conviction that objective truth is always the best guarantee for subjective success; and thus both will pass beyond the purely utilitarian apologetics or polemics to the questions as to the objective reality of the contents of Christian religiousness. Darwin, Wallace, R. Owen, Asa Gray, Mivart, McCosh, Anderson, K. E. v. Baer, Alex. Braun, Braubach, etc.
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