Experiments on Animals

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EXPERIMENTS ON ANIMALS
Brain of an Anthropoid Ape, showing the position of the Motor Centres. (From a paper by Sir Victor Horsley and Dr. Beevor. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. , 1892.)
STEPHEN PAGET
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY LORD LISTER
THIRD AND REVISED EDITION
Perhaps it is wrong to compare sin with sin, but I declare to you, the more I think of it, the more intimately does this Prejudice seem to me to corrupt the soul, even beyond those sins which are commonly called more deadly. —Cardinal Newman.
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