What has vivisection done for science? : a paper read before the Cheltenham Natural Science Society / by Francis Day.

  • Day, Francis, 1829-1889.
Date:
[between 1870 and 1879?]
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Credit: What has vivisection done for science? : a paper read before the Cheltenham Natural Science Society / by Francis Day. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    9 WHAT HAS YIVISECTION DONE FOR SCIENCE ? A FAPEB f eair Mm tlje Cldteiife^m |toml .BY Suhgeon-Major FRAN'CIS DAY. The British Medical Association, at a General Meeting held in Edmburgh in 1871, had this question under consideration They the lower animals is an o t 13 / and minimized where practicable TW «H •''^^ P^^'^^^^' be performed under the SSnce of an anLtffr'^'?m '^S'^*-' fd ones are justifiable for theTurpirof ilTn W ' P/^ and ended by suggesting that So n?,^!tn ^^^^^^^^^ting a known fact; efficient instJumfn^or^ncomne^ possessing in- mittedtomakeanyexpeSt lI r^an^^^^^^^^^^ *° were generally approved of by the Xd,Vn P% ^'^''Pi'''-^' was drafted having these end. fn li! Tt -Profession. A Bill House of Commons P^^^^d by the practicl'S^ibfeX'^ir^^^^^^ -a-- into the purposes, and i Bill wa passed t Zo^T''''^''^\ Medicalsuggestions- it hasTen a« if^^^'^ «»ginal ciple that these expe mei ts aJe^nnTl ^ '^'P'^^ ° ^l^^ P^- ^^ere it possible had betterbe IvoL ed bul civuuiea, out that if any are necessarj^,