This man opened his essay "The Keepers of the Herd of the Swine" with a humorous allusion to Gladstone and described the title concept as learning the rules of a mighty game in "A Liberal Education; and Where to Find It." In another essay, he attacks the "administrative nihilism" of his major colleague, also a member of his dining group, the X-Club. Other works include his lecture "On a Piece of Chalk," his biography of David Hume, and his major work Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature. FTP, name this guy  ►who coined the term agnostic as "Darwin's bulldog," and had some famous grandsons.
This man opened his essay "The Keepers of the Herd of the Swine" with a humorous allusion to Gladstone and described the title concept as learning the rules of a mighty game in "A Liberal Education; and Where to Find It." In another essay, he attacks the "administrative nihilism" of his major colleague, also a member of his dining group, the X-Club. Other works include his lecture "On a Piece of Chalk," his biography of David Hume, and his major work Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature. FTP, name this guy  ►who coined the term agnostic as "Darwin's bulldog," and had some famous grandsons.
This man opened his essay "The Keepers of the Herd of the Swine" with a humorous allusion to Gladstone and described the title concept as learning the rules of a mighty game in "A Liberal Education; and Where to Find It."
Thomas Henry Huxley