Reckoning with the Beast: Animals, Pain, and Humanity in the Victorian Mind

John V. Crangle

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Contents: Preface I Introduction II Cruelty in a Factory Age III ... This Humane and Civilizing Charity IV Man Becomes an Animal V Revolting to the Cultivated Mind... VI Science and Sensibility VII Entangled in the Web of Life Epilogue Notes Bibliographic Note Acknowledgments Index

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