Dr Edward Haughton

Haughton was an experienced hydropathist. He was also a convinced anti-vivisectionist and an anti-vaccinationist who was the first to call for the abolition of state-supported inoculation.

< The rise and progress of   hydropathy in England and   Scotland / Richard Metcalfe. — London :  Simkin Marshall, 1912

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