"On the Acceptance of the 'Origin of Species'" is an outstanding work by the famous British biologist and researcher Thomas Henry Huxley, in which he analyzes the public's reaction to Charles Darwin's revolutionary theory of evolution. The author examines the impact of this scientific work on modern society, highlights the key points of controversy and examines the reaction of the scientific community to the emergence of "Origin of Species". The book is an important work in the field of history of science and highlights the role of evolutionary theory in the modern world.