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George Henry Lewes
(18 Apr 1817 - 28 Nov 1878)
English philosopher and naturalist whose early career began as a writer and critic, but he later turned to popularizing science. He was the common-law husband of Mary Ann Evans (pen-name George Eliot).
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George Henry Lewes
“We must never assume that which is incapable of proof.”
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— George Henry Lewes
From The Physiology of Common Life (1860).
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