slotten
Adjective
Meaning
slotten (comparative more slotten, superlative most slotten)
(UK dialectal) Divided.
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He criticised the UK's free trade policies for the negative impact they had on working-class people. citation Slotten pp. 365–72.
Slotten p. 236. Other scholars have preferred to emphasise instead Wallace's desire to find rational and scientific explanations for all phenomena, both material and non-material, of the natural world and of human society.
Slotten p. 267. Return to England, marriage and children A photograph of A.R. Wallace taken in Singapore in 1862 In 1862, Wallace returned to England, where he moved in with his sister Fanny Sims and her husband Thomas.
Slotten p. 301. He resumed the work in earnest in 1874 after the publication of a number of new works on classification.
Slotten p. 31. Wallace wrote to Henry Bates in 1845: I have a rather more favourable opinion of the 'Vestiges' than you appear to have.
Slotten p. 325. Darwin was very aware of Wallace's financial difficulties and lobbied long and hard to get Wallace awarded a government pension for his lifetime contributions to science.