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"The Vivisectors' Directory" offers a stark and compelling glimpse into a contentious period in the history of science. This meticulously prepared directory provides a comprehensive list of licensed vivisectors operating in the United Kingdom, coupled with information on leading physiologists involved in animal experimentation in foreign laboratories.
Delving into the heart of the vivisection debate, this historical text sheds light on the individuals and institutions at the forefront of animal research during a time of intense ethical scrutiny. A valuable resource for understanding the development of physiology and the rise of animal rights advocacy, the directory captures the complex intersection of science, ethics, and animal welfare.
Exploring themes of animal experimentation, physiology, and science ethics, "The Vivisectors' Directory" remains relevant for anyone interested in the historical roots of these ongoing discussions. Its unique documentation provides invaluable insight into the origins of the animal rights movement and the evolving considerations surrounding animal experimentation.
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