Plea for mercy to animals / by James Macauley.

  • Macaulay, James, 1817-1902.
Date:
[1875]
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Credit: Plea for mercy to animals / by James Macauley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDEX. Abercrombie, Dr., 156 Abemetby, Mr,, 130 Acts of Parliament against cruelty to animals, 95 Addison quoted, 22 Alison, Professor, at Edinburgh, 130 Anaesthetics, discovery of, 138 ; use of in vivisection, 122 “Animal World,” the, 110 Animals, anecdotes of, 28 ; fidelity of, 35 ; intelligence of, 33 ; interchange of ideas in, 33, 45 ; memory of, 41, 46 ; claims of, 48 ; rights of, 12 Bacon, Lord, 5 Barclay, Dr., of Edinburgh, on the fallacies of vivisection, 141 Bardsley, Dr., of Manchester, 151 Bearing-reins, 69 Bedard’s Physiology, 147 Bell, Sir Chaides, his discoveries not due to vivisection, 139 ; his humane character, 140 Bentham, J eremy,on rights of animals, 12 Bernard, M., his laboratoiy, 127 Bianconi, Mr., on working his cars six days or seven a week, 73 Bible, various precepts in, and motives from, 17, 18 Bouillaud, M., of Paris, his experi- ments, 133 Brachet, M., his experiments, 132 British Association for the Advance- ment of Science, 119, 148 Brutal sports, 73 Buckland, Frank, on seal fishery, 65 Burdett Coutts, The Baroness, 95 Butler, Bishop, quoted, 48 Carpenter, Professor, quoted, 145 Cattle, slaughtering of, 57 Cattle, transit of, by rail, road, and sea, 52-56 Calves, cruel treatment of, 59 Celsus quoted, 142, 147 Chalmers, Eev. Dr., humanity as part of Christian ethics, 14 Cock-fighting, 73 Colam, Mr.,Secretaryof E.S.P.C.A.,90 Colin, M., his experiments, 144 Comparative Anatomy moi’e instruc- tive than vivisection, 146 Coursing, 81 Cowper quoted, 20, 36, 85, 105 Cuvier, Baron, quoted, 146 Dogs, anecdotes of, 34, 42 Drinking-troughs, 114 Egyptian animal-worship, 11 Elephant, memory of, 41 Elizabeth, Queen, days of, 83 Elliotson, Dr., 133 Erskino, Lord, man’s right a delegated trust, 19