Excerpt from The Foundations of Zoology a Course of Lectures

IN this course of lectures I shall give, on many questions, the Scotch verdict of not proven, and experience warns us that this will be interpreted as an assertion that they are proved or disproved, although no one can, in justice, interpret an admission that a thesis may some time be proved or disproved as belief that either of these things will come about, or as an admission of anything else except a suspension of judgment, for all must hold it the height of folly to found a scientific Opinion on lack of evidence.

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