Punching Above Their Weight traces the development of the British Veterinary Association from its origins in late Victorian times into the twenty-first century. It documents the struggle of veterinarians to raise their practice from disorganised pragmatic beginnings to a science-based, politically influential body. Its author, Edward Boden, is a former editor of the Veterinary Record, executive editor of In Practice and Research in Veterinary Science, and editor of Black's Veterinary Dictionary. Punching Above Their Weight is a title in The New Perspectives on Veterinary History, a series, edited by Louise Curth. | Punching Above Their Weight by Edward Boden, Hardcover | Indigo Chapters