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Animals' Rights Considered in Relation to Social Progress
Henry S. Salt
Rights, Henry Salt argued in 1892, cannot stop at the species line. His survey considers domestic and wild animals, the slaughterhouse, sport he calls amateur butchery, the millinery trade in feathers, and experimentation, demanding consistency from a civilization that claimed kindness. The founding text of modern animal rights. Read the argument a century ran to catch up with.
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23 chapters
- 1ANIMALS’ RIGHTS
- 2PREFACE
- 3CONTENTS.
- 4CHAPTER I. THE PRINCIPLE OF ANIMALS’ RIGHTS.
- 5CHAPTER II. THE CASE OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
- 6CHAPTER III. THE CASE OF WILD ANIMALS.
- 7CHAPTER IV. THE SLAUGHTER OF ANIMALS FOR FOOD.
- 8CHAPTER V. SPORT, OR AMATEUR BUTCHERY.
- 9CHAPTER VI. MURDEROUS MILLINERY.
- 10CHAPTER VII. EXPERIMENTAL TORTURE.
- 11CHAPTER VIII. LINES OF REFORM.
- 12APPENDIX
- 13I
- 14II
- 15III
- 16IV
- 17V
- 18VI
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