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Small file of newspaper cuttings relating to the outbreak of mad cow disease in the UK collected by Henry Turtle.

Henry Turtle: anti-vivisection movement papers

Henry Turtle: Correspondence

Henry Turtle Finnish Correspondence

Henry Turtle English and Italian Correspondence

Henry Turtle, Research Defence Society Correspondence

Henry Turtle, Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical Testing Correspondence

Henry Turtle, British Veterinary Association Correspondence

Henry Turtle, Advocates for Animals Correspondence

Henry Turtle, Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical Experiments Correspondence

Henry Turtle, Doctors in Britain Against Animal Experiments Correspondence

Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority

Cats Protection

Hans Ruesch Loose Correspondence

Jen Kitching

Chris Pedler

Professor Henry Evans

Professor Pietro Croce

Correspondence File

Hans Ruesch Correspondence File 1985-1988

Hans Ruesch Correspondence File 1989-1994

Old Anti-Vivisection Correspondence

Phillip Duckworth

Professor the Lord Smith of Clifton

Newspaper Cuttings on Mad Cow Disease

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Newspaper Cuttings on Mad Cow Disease

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