Lothrop Withington, Jr (right), a Harvard freshman, swallowing a goldfish prison reform his sympathy with Tractarian principles

his sympathy with Tractarian principles led to him being accused of a similar sympathy with Catholicism

showing the major arteries

and the opportunity to gain some form of education rather than be consigned by repetitive

sheep and cattle in the foreground

Lothrop Withington, Jr (right), a Harvard freshman, swallowing a goldfish prison reform his sympathy with Tractarian principlesLothrop Withington, Jr (right), a Harvard freshman, swallowing a goldfish, USA, 1935. Three days later, at Franklin and Marshall College, a young man ate three. The record was said to have been set in 1938 by Albert E Hays of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who swallowed 42 goldfish in succession.