Tiny Human Life    page - 611 - HISTORY OF ARTIFICIAL HUMAN REPRODUCTION B.C. 4004f. From   our   very   first   ancestors   onward,   for   almost   58 centuries  all  fetuses  except  Jesus  were  conceived  from sexual  intercourse  by  their  human  fathers.  All  without exception, Jesus too, were gestated in the wombs of their biological human mothers. 450f. Hippocrates: "I will not give a woman a pessary to produce abortion." A.D. 1790f. London. First reported successful artificial inseminations from husband (AIH), engineered by Dr. John Hunter. 1866. U.S.A. First recorded successful AIH in the New World. 1884. U.S.A.  First  recorded  artificial  insemination  from  Donor (AID). 1896. England.   H.G.   Wells's   book   The   Island   of   Dr.   Moreau anticipates cellular engineering upon animals - producing humanoid  manbeasts  which  obey,  and  perform  menial  tasks for, their human master. 1932. U.S.A. Aldous Huxley, grandson of the famous evolutionist T.H. Huxley, publishes his book Brave New World - a "25th- century" nightmare of genetically-engineered humans manufactured in test-tubes. 1944f. U.S.A.   Unsuccessful   first   attempts   at   human   in   vitro fertilization (IVF), by Harvard's Dr. John Rock. 1948. U.S.A.   First   Kinsey   Report   on   human   sexual   behaviour published. 1948. World Medical Association's Declaration of Geneva: "I will maintain the utmost respect for human life from the time of conception; even under threat I will not use my medical knowledge contrary to the laws of humanity." 1949. Successful   freezing   and   subsequent   thawing   of   animal sperm. 1949. Following some Protestant Theologians, also Pope Pius XII condemns artificial inseminations from Donors (AID). 1951. Successful embryo transfer from one cow to another. 1952. First  calf  successfully  reproduced  from  thawed-out  pre- frozen  semen; and  first  successful  cloning  of  frogs  from tadpole cells.