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Lincoln And Darwin: Two Men Who Shaped The World

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Lincoln And Darwin: Two Men Who Shaped The WorldAbraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin, although worlds apart, were both born on February 12, 1809. Who can believe that two men who share the same birthdate, yet never met each other, could be so similar in so many ways? They had an unquenchable thirst for knowledge and possessed incredibly high capacities of memory and recall. They both had high degrees of self confidence and, against many odds, persisted with their insightful ideas to understand and

Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin, although worlds apart, were both born on February 12, 1809. Who can believe that two men who share the same birthdate, yet never met each other, could be so similar in so many ways? They had an unquenchable thirst for knowledge and possessed incredibly high capacities of memory and recall. They both had high degrees of self-confidence and, against many odds, persisted with their insightful ideas to understand and explain their respective worlds. As a result, they were two of the most influential, yet controversial, men of their time.

Lincoln and Darwin chronicles the lives of these two historic men by answering the intriguing questions of what was each doing throughout the nineteenth century. What was Lincoln doing while Darwin was sailing on board the HMS Beagle? What was Darwin doing as Lincoln was giving his Gettysburg Address? What was Lincoln doing when Darwin published his Origin of the Species? What was Darwin doing the night Lincoln was assassinated in Fords Theater?

The lives of these historical figures, who seem so contemporary, provide a fascinating story.

About the Author

Robert Henn, a native and lifelong resident of Ohio, graduated from Otterbein College with a bachelors degree in biology. He earned graduate degrees in education from Baylor University and Miami University. A biology teacher of thirty-six years, he is currently Professor (Ret.) of Biology at Sinclair Community College and volunteers as Curator of the Herbarium at the Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm.

Robert Henn is married and the father of three adult children. He enjoys nature photography and Civil War stories. He is also the author of Wildflowers of Ohio. His career-long interest and fascination with the lives of Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin prompted him to write Lincoln and Darwin: Two Men Who Shaped the World.

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Patty Penaloza
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★★★★★ 5
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So far my German Shepherd–Husky mix is obsessed with these. He’s about 75 lbs and usually destroys nylon toys within a day, but these have held up really well. After several long chewing sessions, there are only minimal bite marks — enough to show he’s using it, but not so soft that pieces are coming off. That’s a good balance for him since some toys are way too hard and others are way too easy to shred. The chicken‑foot shape is actually perfect for him. The “fingers” or claws give him different angles to grip, and he switches between holding it with his paws and chewing the ends. The curved design makes it easy for him to pick up and reposition without getting frustrated. Material‑wise, the nylon feels solid and safe. No sharp edges, no flaking, and no weird smell beyond the light milky scent they mention. For a dog that chews aggressively when he’s bored or anxious, this has kept him busy without me worrying about pieces breaking off. Overall, great size, great durability, and a fun shape that keeps my big guy engaged. Definitely a win for heavy chewers.
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SirThomas
Lexington, US
★★★★★ 3
Indestructible as far as I can tell! Just wish there were more to it to catch my dog's attention!
I don't really care for these toys very much. While they most definitely are what I would consider indestructible, they just don't seem to be very pleasant at all for my dogs to play with. Don't get me wrong, I love the indestructible dynamic with these toys. The thing that I don't like is that they're just extremely hard nylon, which I always pictured nylon to be what the dog's collar is made out of, not this brick hard plastic. But I guess it's nylon that has been melted down and allowed to cool and harden, because what I thought these toys were made out of, was just some sort of extremely hard plastic. I have hunting dogs, there beagles and basset hounds and bloodhounds, that are all medium sized dogs, and they're not extremely aggressive chewers to begin with. They are fairly well ready to go when it comes to their teeth and chewing on things, but I would consider them closer to medium on the aggressive chewing scale. And their mouths are not nearly as big or strong as some of your bigger tougher breeds. But, they just seem to get real bored with these toys, really fast. And I'm sure that it's because they don't have any squeaks, they don't have any multiple textures or sounds that they make. It's just the one chicken foot shaped piece of extremely hard plastic. I guess my dogs are accustomed to having toys that have a squeak inside that they can look for, or some of that rustling paper stuff that they can make noise with, or something with various textures like a rope or some rubber or just something different besides stick of really hard plastic. I guess these toys are probably ideal for your larger, tougher breeds that tear up those more versatile types of toys in less than a day. But I just wish that there was a little something more to it than a stick of hard plastic that's shaped like a chicken foot. In my opinion the asking price for these toys is just not really worth it! I would not recommend this product to my friends and family!!
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2 great toys
Set name: DinoBone 2-Pack XL
Great chew toy. It is wonderful that there are two toys in the order. Both of my large dogs like them. Pretty durable and these dogs chew a lot. Highly recommend.
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Joe & Laura
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Great Stuff
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About as indestructible as it gets. It's just very hard molded material. I always make sure to wash the dog toys before letting them play, who knows where they come from. Picture is after hours/days of the built playing with it
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Brody is a 3yr old 85lbs pit mix and has always been able to completely destroy anything that says "able to withstand the most aggressive chewing " these products live up to the claim!! It has been at least 3 days since Brody has been chewing on the toys and they are holding their own against him! Highly recommended for aggressive chewers.
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