...recently been published in this town on " The Influence of Vivisection on Human Surgery," by Mr. Samson Gamgee, in which the proposition is set forth that...supports this proposition by a series of instances which we may presume are the best and strongest he could find. These I tabulate as follows, and I shall...

...pamphlet Mr. Sampson Gamgee, as many of our readers will remember, has set forth the i go proposition that without experiments on living animals, " scientific...humane and safe practice would have been impossible." This proposition Mr. Gamgee supports by a rather startling array of instances which we may at least...

...of the value of the physiological or experimental method of advancing medical science. His statement that " without experiments on living animals scientific...could not have been founded, and its present humane anil safe practice would be impossible," is, we think, incontrovertible ; and it is for the public...

...recently been published in this town on The Influence of Vivisection on Human Surgery, by Mr. Samson Gamgee, in which the proposition is set forth that...and its present humane and safe practice would have beea impossible." Mr. Gamgee supports this proposition by a series of instituées which we may presume...