...should die than protract existence through accumulated years of torture upon animals whose exquisite suffering we cannot fail to infer, even though they...and if then a single experiment, though cruel, would for ever settle it, we might reluctantly admit that it was justified. But the instincts of our common...

...should die than protract existence through accumulated years of torture upon animals whose exquisite suffering we cannot fail to infer, even though they...and if then a single experiment, though cruel, would for ever settle it, we might reluctantly admit that it was justified. But the instincts of our common...

...should. die than protract existence through Accumulated years of torture upon animals whose exquisite suffering we cannot fail to infer, even though they...have neither voice nor feature to express it. If a skillfully constructed hvpothesia could be elaborated up to the points of experimental test by the...

...Bigelow, " than protract existence through accumulated years of torture upon animals whose exquisite suffering we cannot fail to infer, even though they...may have neither voice nor feature to express it." FROM BERNARD'S MARTYRS. A COMMENT ON CLAUDE BERNARD'S PHYSIOLOGIE OPERATOIRE. " This book will, it...

...should die, than protract existence through accumulated years of torture upon animals whose exquisite suffering we cannot fail to infer, even though they...may have neither voice nor feature to express it. ... The instincts of our common humanity indignantly remonstrate against the testing of clumsy or unimportant...

...protract existence through accumulated years of torture upon animals whose exquisite suffering we can not fail to infer, even though they may have neither voice nor feature to express it. If a skillfully constructed hypothesis could be elaborated up to the point of experimental test by the most...

...existence through accumulated years of torture upon animals whose exqitixite suffering ire can not fail to infer, even though they may have neither voice nor feature to express it. If a skillfully constructed hypothesis could be elaborated up to the point of experimental test by the most...

...than protract existence through accumulated years of torture upon animals, whose exquisite sufferings we cannot fail to infer, even though they may have neither voice nor feature to express it," (p. 323). Such appeals to sentiment rather than reason are constantly met with in anti-vivisection...

...should die than protract existence through accumulated years of torture upon animals whose exquisite suffering we cannot fail to infer, even though they...may have neither voice nor feature to express it." It is not the fact of suffering, but the useless waste of suffering that chiefly repels him : making...

...protract existence through accumulated years of torture upon animals whose exquisite suffering we can not fail to infer, even though they may have neither voice nor feature to express it. " The reaction which follows every excess will in time bear indignantly upon this. Until then it Is...