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- Claude Bernard4
- The uselessness of vivisection upon animals as a method of scientific research2
- [Claude Bernard]2
- A correction of certain statements published in the "Zoophilist": also a castigation and an appeal1
- A letter of appeal to bishops and clergymen1
- A reply to certain charges against the Society for the Restriction of Vivisection: contained in a report made to the College of Physicians in this city by Drs. Mitchell and Wood1
- A vindication of vivisection: a course of lectures on animal experimentation1
- An answer to Dr. Keen's address entitled "Our recent debts to vivisection"1
- Animals' rights considered in relation to social progress: with a bibliographical appendix1
- Anna, her story1
- As there has been published by the American Antivivisection Society a pamphlet "Facts in regard to the failure of the bills presented to the legislature for the restriction of vivisection"1
- Contributions to experimental physiology: showing that the ligation of the trachea, the divisions of the spinal cord in the cervical and dorsal regions, the removal of the viscera ... do not prevent intelligence, sensation, and motions1
- Dr. Bell Taylor on vivisection1
- Extracts from addresses of Mr. Lawson Tait, the eminent English surgeon, and others: at the annual meeting of the Victorian Street Society for the Total Prohibition of Vivisection, 18821
- Human vivisection: a statement and an inquiry1
- Illustrations of vivisection, or experiments on living animals: from the works of physiologists, namely Leçons de physiologie opératoire (operative physiology), by Claude Bernard, Leçons sur la chaleur animale, by Claude Bernard, La pression barométrique, by Paul Bert, Paris, 1878 : as reproduced in "Bernard's martyrs" and "Light in dark places"1
- Is he a "vile monster"?1
- Love of science perverted: vivisection1
- Midshipman Aikin and vivisection: an open letter to Hon. Jacob H. Gallinger, chairman of the Senate Committee for the District of Columbia, Washington, D.C1
- Misstatements of the antivivisectionists again1