The Animal Estate: The English and Other Creatures in the Victorian Age

David C. Itzkowitz · Harriet Ritvo

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Introduction: The Nature of the Beast Part I. Prestige and Pedigree 1. Barons of Beef 2. Prize Pets Part II. Dangerous Classes 3. A Measure of Compassion 4. Cave Canem Part III. Animals and Empire 5. Exotic Captives 6. The Thrill of the Chase Notes Illustration Credits Index

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