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Animal rights is the
philosophy according to
which many or all
sentient animals have
moral worth independent of
their utility to humans, and that their...
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distressed by
images of
animal cruelty and suffering, and was an
antivivisectionist. However, some modern-day
analyses have
speculated that Hitler's vegetarianism...
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Susan (March 1985). "Hideyo Noguchi's
Luetin Experiment and the
Antivivisectionists". The
History of
Science Society. 76 (1): 34-35. doi:10.1086/353736...
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Defence Society, a
lobby group founded in 1908 to
counteract the
antivivisectionist campaign,
discussed how to have the
revised editions withdrawn because...
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reflect his firm
stance against animal cruelty,
exhibited in his
antivivisectionist views and his
membership in the
Royal Society for the
Prevention of...
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supporter of the
great Irish statesman Daniel O'Connell. He was an
early antivivisectionist and writer. John
Lillie was the
eldest son of
Philip Lillie Esq.,...
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Susan (March 1985). "Hideyo Noguchi's
Luetin Experiment and the
Antivivisectionists". The
History of
Science Society. 76 (1): 31–48. Lederer,
Susan E...
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attributed by some as a
cause of the
decline of the
early 20th
century antivivisectionist movement in the USA. In 1921,
Frederick Banting tied up the pancreatic...
- 1896, the
physiologist and
physician Dr.
Walter B.
Cannon said "The
antivivisectionists are the
second of the two
types Theodore Roosevelt described when...
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sympathetic to
theosophical ideas and was a
vegetarian and
confirmed antivivisectionist". (Original Dutch) V: "Waarom ben je vegetariër?" A: "'Ik vind het...
