What's the best edition of The Origin of Species?

Also, feel free to point out my mistakes (if there are any) since English is not my first lenguage.

>>8592788
>>8592796
Bump for potential.

Self-bump.

Unsure if OP is still checking this dead ass thread, but here goes.

I've been impressed by Britannica's Great Books series version of OTOOS/DOM.

>>8593863
Yeah anon, I'm still here. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll check it out once I get home.

>>8592788
I heard the one by Darwin is pretty good.

>>8592788
Why? It's not even the best/most important scientific work that came out that month (See Riemann's On the Number of Primes Less Than a Given Magnitude)

>>8594115
Why should it have to be more important that something else for me to be interested in it?
I just want to read it out of curiosity. If I want to read something, might as well read a good version of it.

>>8594068
Darwin released 6 editions, dumbass.
>>8594115
It's pretty easy to understand and interesting. Given how many misconceptions I see on this board regarding evolution and teleology, I'd make it required reading.

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