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Charles Darwin, "The Origin of Species", 1859.

Charles Darwin, “The Origin of Species”, 1859 is the first of controversial books on “biological evolution”. Charles Darwin, “The Descent of Man”, 1871 is an even more controversial, famous science book.

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