Explore the Cambridge world of Charles Darwin with “The Teaching of Science in Cambridge: Sedgwick, Henslow, Darwin.” This captivating volume unveils five historical pamphlets, offering a rare glimpse into the formative years of life and earth sciences at Cambridge. Discover Adam Sedgwick’s geology lectures, John Stevens Henslow’s botany courses, and their profound influence on Darwin. Understand Darwin’s path to becoming an Anglican parson while delving into his burgeoning scientific curiosity. Featuring insights into Sedgwick’s geological teachings and Henslow’s mentorship, including excerpts from Darwin’s letters and a passionate plea for a new Botanic Garden, this book is essential for understanding the intellectual environment that shaped one of history’s greatest scientific minds. Perfect for readers interested in Darwin, Cambridge history, and the evolution of scientific study.