Animal Rights
Political and Social Change in Britain since 1800

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272 pages
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Table of Contents

Contents
Preface
1. Radicals, Methodists and the law for animals in the streets
2. Sight, spectacle and education: from Regent’s Park zoo to Smithfield cattle market
3. Continuity and change: fallen dogs and Victorian tales
4. Bringing light into dark places: anti-vivisection and the animals of the home
5. Dead animals: spectacle and food
6. New century: new campaigns
7. Greyfriars Bobby and Black Beauty go to war
8. A meeting of the country and the town
9. Continuing cruelty: unconcluded campaigns
References
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Index
1. Radicals, Methodists and the law for animals in the streets
2. Sight, spectacle and education: from Regent’s Park zoo to Smithfield cattle market
3. Continuity and change: fallen dogs and Victorian tales
4. Bringing light into dark places: anti-vivisection and the animals of the home
5. Dead animals: spectacle and food
6. New century: new campaigns
7. Greyfriars Bobby and Black Beauty go to war
8. A meeting of the country and the town
9. Continuing cruelty: unconcluded campaigns
References
Select Bibliography
Index
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