It may be surprising to discover that the revolt largest, most controversial and violent in Great Britain on the emotive issue of animal rights has occurred in recent years, but in 1907 - and that the players were not heated and noisy ones that demonstrate behalf of animals, but the medical students who defend their experiments cruel, barbaric and unregulated scientific. The so-called Brown Dog Affair - which has seen its worst night of rioting in Trafalgar Square, as about 1,000 boisterous medical students clashed with police, the suffragettes, trade unionists and workers and animal lovers - raged for seven years and was one of the most divisive issues in London.The Edwardian drama began in December 1902, when two women anti-vivisectionists infiltrated the Swedish School of Medicine at University College London and saw the cruelty perpetrated against a terrier Detail brown. During a lesson, while the animal was presumably quite anesthetized, its abdomen cut open a professor, in order to bind and to deprive the dog of the use of his pancreas. For the next two months, the terrier was confined in a cage where her miserable screams shattered the UCL staff more, until it was brought back to the lecture theater in the month of February 1903 Lying on your back on an operating table, the legs of dog and the head were locked and his mouth muzzled before it was again sectioned to verify the results of the previous experiment. It 'was then handed over to another professor, who has cut a new opening to expose the salivary glands, and then stimulated with electricity to attempt to prove that the pressure was independent of blood pressure rising. After half-an-hour, the failed experiment was abandoned. The dog was given to a student who removed his pancreas, before finally relieved of his torture and murder with a knife.When Swedish women exposed to inhuman and prolonged the suffering of this dog unhappy and without a name, the researchers sued for defamation of UCL - claiming they were within the law. They won the legal battle, but lost the war of public opinion - and the brown dog, became a cause celebre. In 1906, a statue commemorating this poor terrier was erected in the Park Latchmere, Battersea with the following inscription: "In Memory of the Brown Terrier Dog done to death in the laboratories of University College in February 1903, after having endured vivisection, which lasted for over two months and have been supplied by a Vivisector to another death until his release came as a reminder of the 232 dogs vivisected at the same place during the year 1902 men and women of England -? .. How long have these things "The statue - with its bold, brash antivivisection membership - has become a symbolic reference point for political activists. But scientists, doctors and medical students hated the dog provocative bronze for the contempt poured on their profession. Efforts to remove legal when the statue failed, these "anti-Dogger" repeatedly tried to destroy themselves, forcing the council to employ progressive Battersea 24 hours of protection. The Brown Dog debate raged in the streets, in newspapers and public meetings on Parliament - which ends with the most violent night of rioting December 10, 1907 In a demonstration planned to coincide with the annual Oxford-Cambridge rugby match, the medical students from UCL - united by their peers at Oxford and Cambridge - once more attempted to eradicate the statue with a hammer. Chased by the locals, students marched to Trafalgar Square and sang the song "Little Brown Jug" How to walk after dark, we turn our steps towards Latchmere Park, And there we see, to our surprise, A Little Brown and lies.Ha dog stand, ah, ah! Hee Hee, hee, thee.As brown dog as I hate the anti-Doggers gathered around Nelson's Column, mounted police charged the crowd and arrested the leaders - ". Barking like a dog", one who is graduating from Cambridge was the following days and weeks, more revolt. Meeting to vote to women were regularly invaded by medical students, such as barking dogs, shouting "Down with the Brown Dog!" The problem was not resolved until March 10, 1910 - when the new local council, to pay the security costs mounting, remove the statue in the middle of the night.The Brown Dog Riots - which could not be more ideologically in The extraordinary contrast with student demonstrations that we are witnessing - were instigated by the elite, not only on the position of their class, but in their wrong and (ironically) a quasi-religious view was that science had the exclusive right to their own code of ethics . Can the search for knowledge always be justified by barbarous cruelty? 100 years later, repugnant and unnecessary practice of vivisection - Torture by any other name - continues. Men and Women of England - how long are these things? As Mahatma Gandhi said: "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way animals are treated." [ABSTRACT] may be surprising to discover that the unrest largest, most controversial and violent in the United Kingdom does not have the emotive issue of animal rights have occurred in recent years, but in 1907 - and that was the strongest players and not the heated demonstration, on behalf of animals, but medical students defend their cruel, barbaric and unregulated scientific experimentation. The so-called Brown Dog Affair - their worst night saw riots in Trafalgar Square, came as about 1,000 boisterous medical students with the police, women's rights activists, trade unionists and animal lovers of workers - has raged for seven years and was one of the most controversial issues Edwardian London.The drama began in December 1902, when two women undercover anti-vivisectionists from Sweden, the school of medicine at University College London and saw the cruelty perpetrated against a particular brown terrier . During a lesson, while the animal was apparently not sufficiently anesthetized, opened his stomach, a professor, bonding and the use of depriving the dog of their pancreas. For the next two months, the Terriers to a cage, where he limited his angry cry miserably UCL several employees, until brought to the conference room in February 1903. Lying on your back on an operating table, the dog's legs and head were trapped and gagged his mouth before being cut again to examine the results of the previous experiment. It 'was then transferred to another professor, revealing a new opening to the salivary glands and then stimulated with electricity in an attempt to demonstrate rising pressure was independent of blood pressure. After half an hour of unsuccessful attempt was abandoned. The dog was a student of his pancreas removed before it is finally exposed to alleviate their torture and killing with a prolonged knife.When Swedish women and the inhuman suffering of these unfortunate dogs and unnamed are sued for defamation, the UCL researchers - say they were within the law. They won the battle in court, but lost the war of public opinion - and the dog was brown titles. In 1906 a memorial statue in the park at this poor terrier Latchmere, Battersea, built with the following inscription: "In memory of the Brown Terrier Done to death in the laboratories of University College in February 1903 after being subjected to vivisection for over two months came after a suitable period of transition from one Vivisector to another till death gave to his release in commemoration of the 232 dogs at the same point in the course of 1902 men and women cut from England -? .. How long will this happen, "The statue - with its bold and courageous anti-vivisection membership - was a symbolic reference point for political activists. But scientists, doctors and medical students hated the dog provocative bronze for ridicule that poured on his work. For legal efforts to remove the statue is not successful, this "anti-Dogger" repeatedly attempted to force the deal failed and progressive Council of Battersea, 24 hour protection. The Brown Dog debate raged in the streets, at public meetings, in newspapers and Parliament - which ends with the violent clashes on the evening of December 10, 1907. In a demonstration planned to coincide with the annual Oxford-Cambridge rugby match, medical students from UCL - united by their peers at Oxford and Cambridge - once again trying to eradicate the statue with a hammer. Chased by the locals, students moved on to Trafalgar Square and sang the song "Little Brown Jug" When we go walking in the dark, we turn our steps to Latchmere Park, and there we see, to our surprise, a small brown dog is different and that lies.Ha, ah, ah! ! Hi, hi, hi small brown dog, as we hate the anti-thee.As Doggers around Nelson's Column is collected, mounted police charged the crowd and arrested the leaders -. "Barking like a dog" under a Cambridge student, who in the days and weeks that followed, riots broke out again. Dating women's suffrage barking routine medical students like dogs, and shouting attacked "Down with the Brown Dog!" The question was only 10 Decided in March 1910 - when the new board is not willing to pay the mounting costs of security measures, the statue from the middle of the night.The Brown Dog Riots - could not be more ideologically at odds with the exceptional student demonstrations, we are witnessing - were encouraged by elites, not only on the position of their class, but in their wrong and (ironically) a quasi-religious belief that science has its own unique code of ethics was justified. Can the quest for knowledge never be justified by the barbarous inhumanity? 100 years later, repugnant and unnecessary practice of vivisection - Torture by another name - even more. Men and women of England - How long did it happen? As Mahatma Gandhi said: "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."
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