The Heart of the Anti-Vivisectionist - Charles Sidney Bluemel - Bog

In this passionate and provocative work, Bluemel makes the case for ending the practice of animal experimentation. Drawing on his own experience as an anti-vivisection activist, Bluemel offers a powerful critique of the scientific establishment and the moral and ethical implications of animal testing. A must-read for anyone concerned about animal welfare and the ethics of science.
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