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1830–1833, Charles Lyell, Principles of Geology […] , London: John Murray:
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Edition Volumes Publisher Notes 1st (default) 3 vols (1830, 1832, 1833) John Murray vol 1 (IA), vol 2 (IA), vol 2 (IA), vol 2 (IA), vol 3 (IA), vol 3 (IA), vol 3 (IA) 2nd vol 1 (1832), vol 2 (1833) John Murray 3rd 4 vols (1834) John Murray vol 1 (IA), vol 1 (IA), vol 2 (IA), vol 3 (IA), vol 3 (IA), vol 3 (IA), vol 4 (IA) 4th 4 vols (1835) John Murray vol 1 (IA), vol 2 (IA), vol 3 (IA), vol 3 (IA), vol 4 (IA) 5th 4 vols (1837) John Murray vol 1 (IA), vol 2 (IA), vol 3 (IA), vol 4 (IA) 2 vols (1837) James Kay vol 1 (IA), vol 2 (IA) 6th 3 vols (1840) John Murray vol 1 (IA), vol 2 (IA), vol 3 (IA) reprint 1842 Hilliard, Gray & Co vol 1 (IA), vol 2 (IA), vol 3 (IA) 7th 1 vol (1847) 8th 1 vol (1850) John Murray IA 9th 1 vol (1853) Little, Brown, and Co. IA 1854 D. Appleton and Co., NY Gutenberg, IA 10th 2 vols (1866, 1868) John Murray vol 2 (IA) 11th 2 vols (1872) John Murray vol 1 (IA) 1873 D. Appleton and Co., NY vol 1 (IA) 1876, 1877 D. Appleton and Co., NY vol 2 (IA), vol 2 (IA) 1889 D. Appleton and Co., NY vol 1 (IA), vol 2 (IA) 12th 2 vols (1875) John Murray vol 1 (IA), vol 1 (IA), vol 2 (IA) published posthumously
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{{RQ:Lyell Principles|volume=II|page=11|chapter=I|text={{...}}to fancy, for example, that the testacea of the ocean existed first, until some of them, by gradual '''evolution''', were ''improved'' into those inhabiting the land.}}
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- 1832, Charles Lyell, chapter I, in Principles of Geology […] , volume II, London: John Murray, page 11:
- […] to fancy, for example, that the testacea of the ocean existed first, until some of them, by gradual evolution, were improved into those inhabiting the land.