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42466	Dawson, John William, Sir	Facts and fancies in modern science Studies of the relations of science to prevalent speculations and religious belief			.txt	text/plain	41347	1647	58	material and vital difference, depending on the nature of man himself. monistic doctrine necessarily implies that man, the animal, the plant, facts and the history of animals in geological time affords many existed, from which all the many-celled animals, man included, the derivation of man from the lower animals, remains to be seen. evidence of monistic evolution; and if we deny its animal nature, we great group a succession of new forms, distinct as species, but not fact, the differences between man and any other animal are so wide they place man on an entirely different plane from the lower animals. difference between man and the lower animals as is the elevation of animals more nearly related to man then existed, and the condition of intelligence of lower animals, so harmonizes with natural laws that more dissociate the mind of man from nature than from his own animal	./cache/42466.txt	./txt/42466.txt