Vivisection, what good has it done? / a speech delivered by G.M. Humphry at the Forty-ninth annual meeting of the British Medical Association, August, 1881.

  • Humphry, George Murray, Sir, 1820-1896.
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1882
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Credit: Vivisection, what good has it done? / a speech delivered by G.M. Humphry at the Forty-ninth annual meeting of the British Medical Association, August, 1881. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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