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Horrors of Vaccination Exposed and Illustrated

by Chas M. Higgins

A 1920 argument against compulsory vaccination

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A 1920 argument against compulsory vaccination

This illustrated treatise, originally published in 1920 and reprinted in 2009, frames compulsory vaccination as both a medical and legal controversy. Higgins assembles what he describes as evidence and exhibits in a petition and illustrated supplement, arguing that compulsory vaccination violates individual rights and should be abolished. The book is therefore a historical primary source for examining opposition to vaccination mandates and the way that position was presented through appeals to law, medicine, and American rights. Its claims reflect the author’s argument; the description does not establish their accuracy by present-day standards.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers researching historical opposition to compulsory vaccination or vaccination mandates
  • Readers studying the intersection of medical policy, law, and individual rights
  • Readers interested in early twentieth-century American polemics and illustrated treatises

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Compulsory vaccinationMedical law and policyIndividual rightsHistorical medical controversy

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Book overview

2009 reprint of the 1920 edition. This profusely illustrated early treatise on the horrors of compulsory vaccination was first published in 1920. Higgins believed it to be a legal atrocity and a gross violation of basic American rights. He sets out to detail the "many shocking facts, proofs and exhibits which I have been collecting for years, and which, as now massed in the Petition and its Illustrated Supplement, can, I think, leave no doubt in the mind of any reasonable man or women...that compulsory vaccination should be immediately abolished, and that its continuation, with these proofs against it, would be a most gross medical blunder and malpractice and a grave violation of the basic American principle of Inherent Individual Rights..." From the introduction.
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