“Journal of Researches,” Darwin’s, i. 18, 25, 37, 43

Judd, John W., and Wallace medallion, ii. 253

Jukes, J.B., a supporter of Darwin, i. 141

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Kane, Mrs., ii. 198

Keltie, Dr. J. Scott, on Wallace’s exploration in Brazil, i. 29

Kelvin, Lord (see Thomson, Sir W.)

Kempe, Sir A.B., signs petition for Wallace memorial, ii. 253

Keyerling and the Darwinian theory, i. 141

Kidd, Mr. Benjamin, and “equality of opportunity,” ii. 158

Kingsley, Canon, letter to Wallace on “Malay Archipelago,” ii. 30-1

Knight, Prof., ii. 176;
  his reminiscences of Wallace, 228

Knollys, Lord, ii. 223

Kolreuter, i. 195

Krefft, Dr. G., i. 316

Kropotkin, Prince, “Memoirs of a Revolutionist,” i. 89

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Lamarck and Evolution, i. 1, 109, 242

Lambs, instincts of, ii. 54

Land laws, Wallace and, ii. 140

——­ molluscs, Darwin on, i. 131, 132, 287, 292

——­ nationalisation, Wallace and, ii. 141

——­ ——­ Society, foundation of, ii. 143

“——­ ——­,” Wallace’s, i. 317, ii. 109, 143

——­ shells, i. 132, 133, 262

——­ Tenure Reform Association, Wallace and, ii. 143

Lankester, Sir E. Ray, receives Darwin-Wallace Medal and speaks at
    Jubilee celebration, i. 121;
  replies to a Darwin Centenary article in the Times, ii. 89;
  a signatory to Wallace memorial petition, 253

Larmor, Sir J., and Wallace national memorial, ii. 253

“Law regulating Introduction of New Species,” Wallace’s, i. 93, 94, 105,
    129, ii. 6, 21

Le Gallienne, Mr., meets Wallace, ii. 204

Lecky’s “Rationalism,” Darwin on, i. 164;
  Wallace on, 165-6

“Lectures on Man,” Lawrence’s, i. 91

Legge, Col., conveys to Wallace the Order of Merit, ii. 224

Lemuria, continent of, i. 289

Lepidoptera, colour-adaptability in, ii. 56

Lewes, G.H., and pangenesis, i. 220;
  and origin of species, 221

Leyden Museum, i. 87

“Lhasa,” Waddell’s, ii. 82

Life after death, Wallace’s belief in, ii. 181

“——­ and Habit,” Samuel Butler’s, ii. 102

“——­ and Letters of Charles Darwin,” i. 118, 119, 120, 122-3, 127,
    260 (note), 263 (note), 273 (note), 274 (note), ii. 184

——­, origin of, Spencer on, i. 125-6

——­ ——­ Wallace’s views on, ii. 168

“Limits of Natural Selection as applied to Man,” Wallace’s, ii. 6

Lindley, Dr., “Elements of Botany,” i. 21;
  article on orchids by, 23

Linnean Society, Darwin-Wallace communication to, i. 71, 89, 109, 118,
    122;
  Jubilee of event, 110 et seq., ii. 127