Aveling, Edward B., 1849-1898 (Personal Name)

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An American journey, 1887.

LCCN 07-37457: His The student's Darwin, 1881 (hdg.: Aveling, Edward Bibbins, 1851-1898; usage: Edward B. Aveling)

Oxford DNB [via WWW, 5 Dec. 2008] (Aveling, Edward Bibbens, Marxist campaigner; b. 29 Nov. 1849; contributed to Dramatic review and wrote plays as Alec Nelson; d. 2 Aug. 1898)

Wikipedia, Aug. 21, 2012 (Edward Bibbins Aveling ; born on 29 November 1849 in Stoke Newington ; was a prominent English biology instructor and popular spokesman for Darwinian evolution and atheism ; became a socialist activist ; author of numerous books and pamphlets ; a founding member of the Socialist League and the Independent Labour Party ; BSc degree in Zoology in 1870 ; teaching biology and lecturing in science at King's College London ; lectured on Anatomy and Biology at the London Hospital until 1882 ; elected to the Executive Council of the Social Democratic Federation ; formed the Socialist League ; achieved some small success as a playwright under the pen-name Alec Nelson ; became active in the Gasworkers' Union ; a founding member and was elected to the Executive Committee of the Independent Labour Party ; died on 2 August 1898, in Battersea of kidney disease)

Charlʹz Darvin i Karl Marks, 1906: title page (Э. Эвелинг = Ė. Ėveling)

Edward Bibbins Aveling was a British social activist in the 1800s.