"Darwinism. The Flood of Noah. A Lecture Delivered Before the Torquay Society of Natural History, January 31, 1870" is an interesting book in which the author, Thomas Roscoe Reed Stebbing, addresses one of the most famous and controversial topics - evolution. He analyzes the elements of Darwinism, puts them in the context of modern scientific research and information. As part of the lecture, he pays special attention to the theory of Noah's Flood and its relation to the concepts of Charles Darwin. The book is not only a source of knowledge about biology and the principles of evolution, but also encourages deep thinking about the place of man in the hierarchy of nature and the history of the Earth.