Dr. Walter Robert Hadwen's works.

[1896-1908?]

14 volumes in 1 ; 20 cm

The title is taken from the spine title

Bookplate of H.? I.? St. B. Cunliffe, 20 Eaton Gardens, Hove

Contents : 1. The follies and cruelties of vivisection [1905?].-- 2. A debate on should vivisection be abolished? Between W. R. Hawden and Thomas Eastham [1907?].-- 3. A debate on is vivisection immoral, cruel, useless and unscientific? Between W. R. Hawden and Stephen Paget [1908].-- 4. The "Daily mail" correspondence. Assertions of Sir Victor Horsley and challenge by Dr. Hadwen. [1908?].--5. A medical view of the vivisection question ... by W.R. Hadwen [1903?].-- 6. Some recent vivisection practices in English laboratories, 1900-1902. By W.R. Hadwen [1902?].-- 7. The cult of the vivsector by W.R. Hadwen [1907?].-- 8. Mr. Walter Long and the Imperial Vaccination League ... by W.R. Hadwen. [1903?].-- 9. What about the "discoverer" of vaccination? Was Jenner a charlatan? By W.R. Hadwen [1900?].-- 10. Vaccination absurdities and contradictions. By W.R. Hadwen [1902?].-- 11. The case against vaccination. By W.R. Hadwen. [1896?].-- 12. Tuberculosis and cow's milk. By W.R. Hadwen [1906?].-- 13. The anti-toxin treatment of diptheria by W.R. Hadwen [1906?].-- 14. Smallpox at Gloucester. A reply to Dr. Coupland's report. By W.R. Hadwen [1898?]

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