Misstatements of Antivivisectionists; Correspondence With American Humane Association
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18).
II. The Hamburger Nachrichten, July, 1891, no day stated (p.
19).
12. A correspondent of the Newcastle (England?) daily Chron- icle, Sept. 21. 1888 (p. 22).
13. Dr. R. B. Dudgeon, in the Abolitionist, April 15, 1899 (p.
24).
14. A letter by Dr. Edward Berdoe to the London Chronicle, without year, month, or day (p. 29).
6 Few of these fourteen newspaper references can be consulted in this country; five of them (Nos. 6, 7, 8, 11, and 14) are impossible of consultation for want of any date wh...atever.
In no case would I be willing to admit a newspaper para- graph, a non-professional and usually unsigned statement — even if correctly quoted— as a sufficient authority for a grave charge against an individual or the profession.
Look for a moment what stuff Senator Gallinger stated at the "Hearing" he had himself caused to be printed. It is published on page 31 of the "Hearing" and on page 3 of the pamphlet. It consists of cable dispatches printed in some newspaper — Senator Gallinger did not even remember its name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18).
II. The Hamburger Nachrichten, July, 1891, no day stated (p.
19).
12. A correspondent of the Newcastle (England?) daily Chron- icle, Sept. 21. 1888 (p. 22).
13. Dr. R. B. Dudgeon, in the Abolitionist, April 15, 1899 (p.
24).
14. A letter by Dr. Edward Berdoe to the London Chronicle, without year, month, or day (p. 29).
6 Few of these fourteen newspaper references can be consulted in this country; five of them (Nos. 6, 7, 8, 11, and 14) are impossible of consultation for want of any date wh...atever.
In no case would I be willing to admit a newspaper para- graph, a non-professional and usually unsigned statement — even if correctly quoted— as a sufficient authority for a grave charge against an individual or the profession.
Look for a moment what stuff Senator Gallinger stated at the "Hearing" he had himself caused to be printed. It is published on page 31 of the "Hearing" and on page 3 of the pamphlet. It consists of cable dispatches printed in some newspaper — Senator Gallinger did not even remember its name.
What to read after Misstatements of Antivivisectionists; Correspondence With American Humane Association?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keen, William W. (William Williams), B. 1837 to read onlineMoreLess
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