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| | |  Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and scienceWhen the Beagle returned, Darwin was quick to take the coach home and arrived at the family home of The Mount House in Shrewsbury, Shropshire late at night on 4 October 1836. He went straight to bed, then greeted his family at breakfast and began catching up with news of his family and of the country: "all England appears changed". The Reform Bill had brought what the Tory Duke of Wellington described as a shift in power from decent Tory Anglicans to Whig manufacturers, shopkeepers and atheists. Everyone was discussing the writings of Thomas ...
See also:Inception of Darwin's theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Summary - outline of inception of theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences, Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science, Inception of Darwin's theory - Owen and fossils, Inception of Darwin's theory - Geological début species related to places, Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret notebooks, Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret speculations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law, Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal, Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Stress, Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Reference Read more here: » Inception of Darwin's theory: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science |
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Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood.
Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795) was a noted potter and a friend of Erasmus Darwin; in 1780 on the death of Josiah Wedgwood's long-time business partner Thomas Bentley, Wedgwood turned to his friend Erasmus Darwin for help in running the business. As a result of the close association that grew up between the Wedgwood and Darwin families, one of Josiah's daughters later married Erasmus' son Robert. One of the children of that marriage, Charles Darwin, also married a ...
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| | | | Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation Scientific circles were buzzing with ideas of Transmutation of species with most medical men talking of a legislated "process of change", overturning the Creation biology doctrine of "Created kinds". Darwin came to accept that "the Creator creates by... laws". A few days after arriving in London he met Gould again. He learnt that his Galápagos "wren" was yet another species of finch, making 13 in all. Although Darwin had not bothered to label these birds by island, he had labeled four mockingbirds, speculating that if they turned out ...
See also:Inception of Darwin's theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Summary - outline of inception of theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences, Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science, Inception of Darwin's theory - Owen and fossils, Inception of Darwin's theory - Geological début species related to places, Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret notebooks, Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret speculations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law, Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal, Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Stress, Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Reference Read more here: » Inception of Darwin's theory: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation |
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| | | | Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations By February 1838 Darwin was on to a new pocketbook, the maroon C notebook, and was investigating the breeding of domestic animals. He found the newspaper wholesaler William Yarrell at the Zoological museum a fund of knowledge, and questioned if breeders weren't going against nature in "picking varieties". He was now writing of "Descent" rather than transmutation, and hinting at ideas of "adaption" to climate.
At the zoo on 28 March he had his first sight of an ape, and was impressed at the orang-utan's antics "just like a naugh ...
See also:Inception of Darwin's theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Summary - outline of inception of theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences, Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science, Inception of Darwin's theory - Owen and fossils, Inception of Darwin's theory - Geological début species related to places, Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret notebooks, Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret speculations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law, Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal, Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Stress, Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Reference Read more here: » Inception of Darwin's theory: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations |
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| | | | Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage The Hensleigh Wedgwoods were now living next door to Erasmus and were visited for a week by Catherine Darwin and Emma Wedgwood. Charles visited and found them "a very pleasant merry company", particularly noticing Emma's remarkably pleasant manners.
Illness prompted Darwin to take a break from the pressure of work and on 23 June 1838 he took the steamboat to Edinburgh to go "geologising" in Scotland. After revisiting Edinburgh on 28 June (the day that Queen Victoria had her coronation in London) he went on to Fort William. At Glen Roy ...
See also:Inception of Darwin's theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Summary - outline of inception of theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences, Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science, Inception of Darwin's theory - Owen and fossils, Inception of Darwin's theory - Geological début species related to places, Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret notebooks, Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret speculations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law, Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal, Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Stress, Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Reference Read more here: » Inception of Darwin's theory: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage |
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| | | | Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage Emma came to help and they found the gaudily decorated house they nicknamed "Macaw Cottage" in Gower Street, London, and Darwin moved his "museum" in on 1 January 1839, astounding himself, Erasmus and the porters with the weight of his luggage containing geological specimens.
On 24 January 1839 he was honoured by being elected as Fellow of the Royal Society and presented his paper on the Roads of Glen Roy. The next day he took the train hom ...
See also:Inception of Darwin's theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Summary - outline of inception of theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences, Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science, Inception of Darwin's theory - Owen and fossils, Inception of Darwin's theory - Geological début species related to places, Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret notebooks, Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret speculations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law, Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal, Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Stress, Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Reference Read more here: » Inception of Darwin's theory: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage |
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| | | | Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory Charles went house-hunting by day. At night he thought about "innumerable variations" (which he still thought were acquired in some way) with competitive nature selecting the best leading to step by step change, while vestigial organs like the human coccyx (tail) were not, as commonly thought, God "rounding out his original thought [to its] exhaustion", but ancestral remnants pointing to "the parent of man".
Darwin considered Malthus's argument, that human populations breed beyond their means and compete to survive, in relation to his ...
See also:Inception of Darwin's theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Summary - outline of inception of theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences, Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science, Inception of Darwin's theory - Owen and fossils, Inception of Darwin's theory - Geological début species related to places, Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret notebooks, Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret speculations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law, Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal, Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Stress, Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Reference Read more here: » Inception of Darwin's theory: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory |
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| | | | Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal Darwin's thoughts and work continued and he suffered repeated bouts of illness. On 11 November he returned to Maer Hall and proposed to Emma.
Again he discussed his ideas, and she subsequently wrote telling him of her "fear that our opinions on the most important subject should differ widely. My reason tells me that honest & conscientious doubts cannot be a sin, but I feel it would be a painful void between us. I thank you from my heart for your openness with me & I should dread the feeling that you were concealing your opinio ...
See also:Inception of Darwin's theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Summary - outline of inception of theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences, Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science, Inception of Darwin's theory - Owen and fossils, Inception of Darwin's theory - Geological début species related to places, Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret notebooks, Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret speculations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law, Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal, Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Stress, Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Reference Read more here: » Inception of Darwin's theory: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal |
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| | | | Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law After returning to London on 1 August 1838 Darwin read a review of Auguste Comte's Positive Philosophy at the Athenaeum Club. It bolstered his ideas of natural laws, making him remark "What a magnificent view one can take of the world" with everything synchronised "by certain laws of harmony", a vision "far grander" than the Almighty individually creating "a long succession of vile Molluscous animals – How beneath the dignity of Him"! Only a "cramped imagination" saw God "warring against those very laws he established in all organic ...
See also:Inception of Darwin's theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Summary - outline of inception of theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences, Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science, Inception of Darwin's theory - Owen and fossils, Inception of Darwin's theory - Geological début species related to places, Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret notebooks, Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret speculations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law, Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal, Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Stress, Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Reference Read more here: » Inception of Darwin's theory: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law |
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| | | | Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences After his early life in a Unitarian family, Charles Darwin's education developed his interest in natural history. At Edinburgh University his work as a student of Robert Edmund Grant involved him in pioneering investigations of the ideas of Jean-Baptiste Lamarck and Erasmus Darwin on homology showing common descent, but he also saw how controversial and troubling such theories were. Robert Jameson's course taught Darwin stratigraphic geology, and closed with lectures on the "Origin of the Species of Animals". At Christ's Colleg ...
See also:Inception of Darwin's theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Summary - outline of inception of theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences, Inception of Darwin's theory - Return to celebrity and science, Inception of Darwin's theory - Owen and fossils, Inception of Darwin's theory - Geological début species related to places, Inception of Darwin's theory - Transmutation, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret notebooks, Inception of Darwin's theory - Animal observations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Secret speculations, Inception of Darwin's theory - Thoughts of marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Malthus and Natural Law, Inception of Darwin's theory - Proposal, Inception of Darwin's theory - Theory, Inception of Darwin's theory - Stress, Inception of Darwin's theory - Marriage, Inception of Darwin's theory - Reference Read more here: » Inception of Darwin's theory: Encyclopedia II - Inception of Darwin's theory - Background: influences |
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| | | | Robert Waring Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Erasmus Alvey Darwin - Uncle Ras While Charles Darwin's illness made him increasingly reclusive after his move to Downe, he would still visit Erasmus as one of his relatives and friends who provided safe havens. One such occasion was the Great Exhibition in 1851 when the family came to London and stayed with "Uncle Ras". By 1852 Erasmus had become a confirmed bachelor, languid and melancholic, living alone except for servants, but at parties his "playful wit" made him the universal solvent. That summer he stayed at Down House with the family, and delighted his nephews and nieces who he loved dearly, and who adored him. He romped with them, getting down o ...
See also:Erasmus Alvey Darwin, Erasmus Alvey Darwin - Education, Erasmus Alvey Darwin - Retirement, Erasmus Alvey Darwin - Miss Martineau, Erasmus Alvey Darwin - Uncle Ras Read more here: » Erasmus Alvey Darwin: Encyclopedia II - Erasmus Alvey Darwin - Uncle Ras |
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Darwin — Wedgwood family - William Darwin Fox.
The Rev. William Darwin Fox (1805-1880) was a second cousin of Charles Darwin and an entomologist, who was a friend of Charles Darwin at Cambridge.
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See also:Darwin — Wedgwood family, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The first generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Erasmus Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Samuel John Galton, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The second generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Robert Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood II, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Thomas Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Samuel Tertius Galton, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The third generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Charles Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Francis Galton, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Other notables from the same period, Darwin — Wedgwood family - William Darwin Fox, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The fourth generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - George Howard Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Leonard Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Francis Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Horace Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The fifth generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Charles Galton Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Gwen Raverat, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Elizabeth Keynes nee Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Bernard Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Frances Cornford, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Ralph Vaughan Williams, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Nora Barlow nee Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood 1st Baron Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The sixth generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Richard Keynes, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Quentin Keynes, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Robin Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Horace Barlow, Darwin — Wedgwood family - John Cornford, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Camilla Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Cicely Veronica CV Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Intermarriage Read more here: » Darwin — Wedgwood family: Encyclopedia II - Darwin — Wedgwood family - Other notables from the same period |
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Darwin — Wedgwood family - Charles Darwin.
The most prominent member of the family, Charles Darwin, proposed the first coherent theory of evolution by means of natural and sexual selection.
Charles Robert Darwin was a son of Robert Waring Darwin and Susannah Wedgwood. He married Emma Wedgwood, a daughter of Josiah Wedgwood II and Elizabeth Allen. Charles's mother, Susannah, was a sister to Emma's father, Josiah II. Thus, Charles and Emma were first cousins. Because of intermarr ...
See also:Darwin — Wedgwood family, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The first generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Erasmus Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Samuel John Galton, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The second generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Robert Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood II, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Thomas Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Samuel Tertius Galton, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The third generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Charles Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Francis Galton, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Other notables from the same period, Darwin — Wedgwood family - William Darwin Fox, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The fourth generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - George Howard Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Leonard Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Francis Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Horace Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The fifth generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Charles Galton Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Gwen Raverat, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Elizabeth Keynes nee Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Bernard Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Frances Cornford, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Ralph Vaughan Williams, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Nora Barlow nee Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood 1st Baron Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The sixth generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Richard Keynes, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Quentin Keynes, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Robin Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Horace Barlow, Darwin — Wedgwood family - John Cornford, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Camilla Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Cicely Veronica CV Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Intermarriage Read more here: » Darwin — Wedgwood family: Encyclopedia II - Darwin — Wedgwood family - The third generation |
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Darwin — Wedgwood family - Robert Darwin.
The son of Erasmus Darwin, Robert Darwin was a noted physician from Shrewsbury, whose own income as a physician to the rich together with astute investment of his inherited wealth enabled him to fund his son Charles Darwin's place on the Voyage of the Beagle and then give him the private income needed to support Charles' chosen vocation in natural history that led to the inception of Darwin's theory of evolution. He married Susannah Wedgwood, daughter of Josiah Wedgwood ...
See also:Darwin — Wedgwood family, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The first generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Erasmus Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Samuel John Galton, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The second generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Robert Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood II, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Thomas Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Samuel Tertius Galton, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The third generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Charles Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Francis Galton, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Other notables from the same period, Darwin — Wedgwood family - William Darwin Fox, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The fourth generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - George Howard Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Leonard Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Francis Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Horace Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The fifth generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Charles Galton Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Gwen Raverat, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Elizabeth Keynes nee Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Bernard Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Frances Cornford, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Ralph Vaughan Williams, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Nora Barlow nee Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Josiah Wedgwood 1st Baron Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - The sixth generation, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Richard Keynes, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Quentin Keynes, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Robin Darwin, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Horace Barlow, Darwin — Wedgwood family - John Cornford, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Camilla Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Cicely Veronica CV Wedgwood, Darwin — Wedgwood family - Intermarriage Read more here: » Darwin — Wedgwood family: Encyclopedia II - Darwin — Wedgwood family - The second generation |
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Darwin — Wedgwood family - George Howard Darwin.
George Howard Darwin (1845–1912) was an astronomer and mathematician. He married Martha (Maud) du Puy of Philadelphia. They had four children:
Charles Galton Darwin (see below)
William Robert Darwin (married Sarah Monica Slingsby)
Gwendoline "Gwen" Darwin, painter; (see below)
Margaret Elizabeth (married Geoffrey Keynes, bibliophile); see below
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Darwin — Wedgwood family - Charles Galton Darwin.
Charles Galton Darwin 1887-1962 was the son of George Howard Darwin (see above) and was a noted physicist.
Darwin — Wedgwood family - Gwen Raverat.
Gwen Raverat (nee Darwin) (1885-1957) was the daughter of George Howard Darwin and was an artist. She married the French artist Jacques Raverat in 1911. Her drily amusing childhood memoir, Period Piece, contains illustrations of and anecdotes about many of the Darwin — Wedgwood clan.
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Darwin — Wedgwood family - Richard Keynes.
Professor Richard Keynes FRS (b. 1919) is a British physiologist.
Darwin — Wedgwood family - Quentin Keynes.
Quentin Keynes (1921-2003) was a bibliophile and explorer.
Darwin — Wedgwood family - Robin Darwin.
Robert Vere "Robin" Darwin (1910–1974) was an artist.
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