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Charles Darwin was a British naturalist who, in 1859, made the case that species develop and evolve through natural selection. Darwin and other natural scientists applied this theory to plants and animals. Some scientists also began applying it to human society. Who was an advocate for the ideas of Darwin to be applied to the social order of the Victorian age?
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