The vivisection question
By: by Albert Leffingwell.
Publisher: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor company
Published: 1901
Place of publication: New Haven
Subjects: Vivisection -- United States.; Animal welfare -- United States.
Table of contents: value: Contents.; value: The vivisection question.  [Scribner's monthly, July, 1880]; value: Certain dangers of vivisection.  [Lippincott's magazine, Aug. 1884]; value: Concerning a prize essay.; value: Vivisection in America.; value: The restriction of vivisection.  [The Christian register, 1894]; value: An ethical basis for humanity.  [Read before the Humane congress of the World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, Oct. 12, 1893]; value: Physiology in our public schools. [Journal of education, Boston, Mass.]; value: A dangerous ideal.  [Pub. by the American humanitarian league in 1894]; value: State supervision of vivisection. [From Senate report, no. 1049]; value: Does vivisection need concealment?; value: Does science need secrecy?; value: Some mistakes of scientists.  [From Senate document 78, 55th Congress.  Rev.]; value: Is science advanced by deceit?  [From Senate document no. 78, 55th Congress.  1899]; value: The value of life and truth.  [New York independent.  Jan. 23, 1896]; value: The regulation of vivisection: an address before the Senate committee at Washington; value: Some lessons of great reforms [Address delivered at the  meeting of the American Humane Society, Oct. 12, 1900, in Pittsburgh].