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In this essay, Caroline Earle White responds to a speech given by Dr. William Williams Keen in 1884 in which he argued that many medical breakthroughs had been made possible only through the use of vivisection. White challenges Keen's arguments and presents evidence that animal experiments are cruel and unnecessary. This book is a powerful critique of vivisection and an important contribution to the animal rights movement.
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