General Election Campaigning from the Animal Defence and Anti-Vivisection Society , 1950
Scope and Contents
Documents relating to the General Election Campaign of the Animal Defence and Anti-Vivisection Society during the General Election, 1950.
Leaflets, "General Election, 1950" addressed to members and friends of the Animal Defence and Anti-Vivisection Society to urge them to research the humanitarian stance of their candidates on topics of farming, slaughter, welfare, vivisection, wild animals in captivity (2 copies)
Leaflets, "The General Election 1950, vivisection experiments of animals", a pamphlet on vivisection and encourages readers to research their parliamentary candidates.
Three campaign posters for Barlow in the Cathcart Conscituency on the topic of health, striking, and anti-vivisection. Barlow stood for Anti-Vivisection in the 1966 General Election.
Dates
- Creation: 1950
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Extent
1 folder
Repository Details
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