Mr P. A. Taylor M.P.
[back] Vaccine critics

[CHAPTER 21. MR. P- A. TAYLOR, M.P., AND PARLIAMENT.] EICESTER: SANITATION versus VACCINATION BY J.T. BIGGS J.P.

See: [1884] SIR LYON PLAYFAIR  taken to Pieces and Disposed of:  LIKEWISE  SIR CHARLES W. DILKE, BART by William White

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"MR. PETER ALFRED TAYLOR became Member, of Parliament for Leicester in 1862.  At that time Mr. Taylor was a pro-vaccinator, but, owing to the widespread and growing feeling against vaccination among his constituents, he became a Member of the Select Committee on Vaccination, in 1871. He signed the Report of that Committee, but shortly afterwards, finding he had been deceived by the character of the evidence tendered, he looked into the subject for himself, with the result that he not only abandoned compulsory vaccination, but surrendered his faith in the practice itself." 
[CHAPTER 21. MR. P- A. TAYLOR, M.P., AND PARLIAMENT.] EICESTER: SANITATION versus VACCINATION BY J.T. BIGGS J.P.