Horrors of Vaccination Exposed and Illustrated

Horrors of Vaccination Exposed and Illustrated Petition to the President to Abolish Compulsory Vaccination in the Army and Navy by Chas. M. Higgins (1920) In this passionately written 1920 book, American author Chas. M. Higgins addresses President Woodrow Wilson directly, urging him to abolish compulsory vaccination in the U.S. Army and Navy and to pardon all soldiers and sailors punished for refusing it. Higgins argues that compulsory vaccination is not only medically dangerous — frequently causing more deaths than natural smallpox itself — but also a gross violation of fundamental American principles of personal liberty and bodily autonomy as guaranteed by the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The book presents extensive statistical evidence, court rulings, historical examples, and dramatic illustrations of alleged vaccination injuries, deaths, and epidemics allegedly caused by the vaccine (including lockjaw, septicemia, foot-and-mouth disease, and generalized eruptions). A key historical document from the early 20th-century debate on medical freedom, the book remains a powerful and controversial critique of compulsory vaccination and the idea of state-mandated medical procedures. Notice about the book “Horrors of Vaccination Exposed and Illustrated” This book by Chas. M. Higgins, published in 1920, is shared here completely free of charge. It is in the public domain both in the United States (all books published before 1929 are free) and in Sweden/EU (copyright expired 70 years after the author’s death in 1929). The book is already freely available on Project Gutenberg and the Internet Archive. It is therefore shared in full accordance with the law and with respect for the author’s work and the historical value of his critique of compulsory vaccination.