On the Origin of Species, 5th Edition by Charles Darwin (1869)

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On the Origin of Species, 5th Edition by Charles Darwin (1869)The fifth edition of Charles Darwins On the Origin of Species was published in 1869. As with the earlier printings, it appeared in a very small run of only 2,000 copies, making it comparatively uncommon today. This edition is particular noteworthy because it's the first edition in which the phrase survival of the fittest, borrowed from philosopher Herbert Spencer, was incorporated by Darwin into his argument for natural selection. It also includes the

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