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The cruel science : animal research from Aristotle to the 21st century / David Irving.

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179.4 IRV	Adult Non Fiction		Panania .	. Available .

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ISBN	9781500436063 (pbk.)
ISBN	1500436062 (pbk.)
Name	Irving, David, M. A. author.
Title	The cruel science : animal research from Aristotle to the 21st century / David Irving.
Published	New York Showalter Press, 2014.
Description	xiv, 265 pages ; 23 cm.
Notes	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary	The Cruel Science tells the story of animal research from ancient times to the present. It discusses Aristotle influence in its evolution and the major role Christianity has unwittingly played in creating the attitudes upon which animal research depends. The book exposes the probable responsibility of animal research for the AIDS epidemic and many forms of cancer and how the industry has invented a perpetual money producing machine that bilks the public out of billions of dollars every year for needless, senseless experiments that are often exceptionally cruel.
Subjects	Animal welfare -- History
	Animal rights -- History
	Animal welfare
	Animal rights
	Animal experimentation
Links to Related Works	Subject References: Animal experimentation . Animal rights . Animal rights -- History . Animal welfare . Animal welfare -- History . See Also: Laboratory animals . Research . Animal rescue . Authors: Irving, David, M. A. .