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William Chilton (printer) twelve years the articles on Evolution by Herbert Spencer in the "Leader", when "regular gradation" began to receive the name of evolution. Chilton was an early advocate of evolution. His writings on "The Theory of Regular Gradation" that were published in "The Oracle of Reason", popularised evolution many years before Charles Darwin. Chilton was a materialist who viewed matter as eternal and inherently possessing all properties to produce life. He rejected any distinction between living and non-living matter and considered all matter to be alive. Chilton was influenced by the evolutionary ideas of Jean-Baptiste Lamarck. He embraced Lamarckism and the