 A strain of revisionist historiography, on the other hand, has de-emphasized some of the novelty of Darwin’s views; questions have been raised regarding the validity of the standard biographical picture of the early Darwin; new emphasis has been placed on Darwin’s relations to the German Romantic movement, to British and Scottish medical developments, and to his early formation in Scottish science and philosophy (R.J. Richards 1999, 2002; Desmond 1989; Manier 1978). Such revisions to a long-standing historiography in the understanding of the genesis of Darwinian theory are indebted to the wealth of manuscripts and correspondence that have become available since the 1960s and which are now electronically accessible at the Darwin Online “Papers and Manuscripts” section (see Other Internet Resources).