Reginald Frederick Bolam

Reginald

test and the certainty of his dinner. The philosophy of causation held no interest, not even incidental, in his experience. Almost twelve years old, yet the phenomena of the world about him were not sufficiently crossing the threshold of his consciousness to stimulate a why or a wherefore! He lived in the present. He postulated neither a world of the past nor one of the future. Events were not ...

Reginald Eager

Geographical Theories Reginald

Frederick Cohan

In graduate school I became interested in Ernst Mayr’s ideas on species and speciation, particularly his idea that a species is a cohesive body, whose divergence is opposed by various forces of evolution, and that the splitting of species marks the origin of lineages that no longer cohere. Species were thought to be cohesive mostly as a result of recurrent genetic exchange among them, but I was...

Frederick Weatherly

on August nth, and general was the regret among the number who knew him when the sad, though not unexpected, announcement was made that Frederick Weatherly, of Portishead, had gone over to the majority. Educated at Great Ealing School, with Professor Huxley, Cardinal Newman, Sir Henry Rawlinson, and many other notables as his school companions, he entered when almost a boy at St. Bartholomew's ...