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Charles Darwin

Naturalist whose theory of evolution is referenced in discussions of human progress.

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Also known as Darwin

First appearance: ii differences in civilization to what due

Charles Darwin's tie to Thomas Malthus is one of the pressures that moves Progress and Poverty—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.

Mentioned in relation to the theory of evolution and its implications for human progress.
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With Thomas Malthus (professional): Darwin credited Malthus's population theory as a key inspiration for his theory of natural selection. With Thomas Malthus (professional): Darwin credited Malthus's population theory…

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  • Professional

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  • Diverse Historical Influences
  • Classical Economic Thinkers

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