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The Tail Waggers Club raised funds for the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Vivisection from the 1930s-1950s.

As opposed to most of the ledger's in this collection, the Tail Waggers Club gives the name of the dog before that of the person donating money to the organisation.

There are four volumes in this series of documents.

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A pamphlet, written by M. Beddow Bayly, titled "The Tax-Payer and Poison-Gas Experiments". The text gives data on the number of animals used in poison-gas experiments. It was published by the Animal Defence and Anti-Vivisection Society.

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A lighlighted article from "The Animals' Defender", by M. Beddow Bayly on the use of animals when studying the effects of burns. The article details some of the experiments carried out on animals and says the information gathered from these experiments has no real value to mankind.

Scope and Contents The Sprigge collection of papers at E2008.47 is composed of: - curriculum vitae, life-diary (key events), and unpublished papers including 'What I believe' - photographs - obituaries - letters from philosophers, 1967-2003 - copy of Ph.D thesis: 'The limits of morals defined' - Spinoza - lecture notes - adult...

Scope and Contents A copy of a report of the International Cultural Forum, U.K., 1969, tited "Towards An Animals' Charter"The report contains various articles about the work being done to end animal suffering around the world. The report also contains a number of inserts which include;"The International Animals Charter", published by the World Charter Committee, sponsored by the International Cultural Forum, India. A poster for the Rights of Animals and the International...

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An article on the topic of using transfixion on living and conscious animals by M. Beddow Bayly. Published by the National Anti-Vivisection Society.

Contains distressing photographic images.

Scope and Contents Two letters addressed to Netta Ivory in 1913 regarding the Bill for the exemption of higher animals from vivisection. 1. A letter from W.M. Graham-Harrison, 15th March 1913. Graham-Harrison says he is unable to present the Bill at Parliament and recommends handing over the Bill to his successor at the Parliamentary Council Office. He also recommends a campaign against Handel Booth due to him putting down the Bill. 2. Letter from A.E.G. Hutton to Netta Ivory, 19th...

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A publication by the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection titled, "Views of Men and Women of Note on the Vivisection Question", which contains quotations and images of famous people, such as Queen Victoria, Samuel Johnson, Alfred Tennyson, Victor Hugo etc.

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Vivisection As It Is, is a booklet by G.G. Greenwood M.P. for the National Anti-Vivisection Society. The document details what has been presented to Parliament in terms of anti-vivisection bills and the evidence put forward.

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A leaflet, distributed by the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Vivisection, describing an experiment on a pregnant dog in Bankok which was written abou in the "Lancet", 24th May 1930.