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Ernest Bell Library

Philip Wollen The Blazing Speech With Chinese Translation

November 14, 2016 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
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Philip Wollen, Australian Philanthropist, Former VP of Citibank, Makes Blazing Animal Rights Speech – from here. 澳籍大慈善家,前花旗銀行副總裁,菲利普屋倫就動物權益發表激情演説 Translated by Agnes Tam King Lear, late at night on the cliffs asks the blind Earl of Gloucester “How do you see the world?” 深夜裏,懸崖上,李爾王問瞎眼的格羅斯特伯爵,「你是如何看世界的?」 And the blind man Gloucester replies “I see it feelingly”. 盲人格羅斯特回答道:「我用我的感受去看。」 Shouldn’t we all? … [Read more…]

Posted in: Animal Rights, General, vegan history Tagged: Ernest Bell Library, Philip Wollen

Ernest Bell Reflecting On Humans

November 10, 2016 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
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  “Man is an almost hopelessly conceited animal. He thinks that not only the earth with all that it contains was created for his essential benefit, but also the sky, the sun, and indeed, the whole universe, as far as he has any knowledge of it, were designed for his purposes and welfare. The sun … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: Ernest Bell, Ernest Bell Library, Jessey Wade, Thomas Baty

70 Years Ago: Vegan Cookbook No. 1: 70 Vegans In The UK

July 1, 2016 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
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BE DISCERNING BE DETERMINED and dare to BE VEGAN! – G. Allan Henderson …… In 1944, 100% vegetarian Fay Keeling Henderson & G. Allan Henderson were the source of the new word ‘vegan’ – in collaboration with Dorothy and Donald Watson & other friends. Dorothy and Donald Watson are relatively well-known to the huge & diverse 2016 vegan community. … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: Donald Watson, Dorothy Watson, Dugald Semple, Elsie Shrigley, Ernest Bell Library, Fay K. Henderson, Fay Keeling Henderson, G. Allan Henderson, H. H. Greaves, Morarji Desai, Oliver Warnock-Fielden, Rydal Lodge, vegan recipes, Vegan Society UK

Allvegan To Vegan

June 21, 2016 by John Edmundson 2 Comments
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Allvega & Allvegan To Vegan The 1944 creation of the word Vegan is usually credited to Dorothy and Donald Watson. Dorothy & Donald Watson getting married. However, in the Vegan News, February 1945 edition, Donald Watson says that two of the Vegan Society’s original members (founding members), Fay Keeling Henderson and G. Allan Henderson, were the … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, vegan history Tagged: Allvega, Allvegan, Donald Watson, Dorothy Watson, Ernest Bell Library, Fay Keeling Henderson, G. Allan Henderson, Samantha Calvert

Cocoa, Certifying Poverty, A Better Future

June 20, 2016 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
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Unripe Cocoa Pods Growing in Madagascar In this blog post we reflect on: – how cocoa has helped the animal rights movement historically. cocoa’s role in today’s 2016 vegan businesses. the merits and shortfalls of Fair Trade certification, & of the other certification options available to cocoa growers & cocoa processors. alternatives to the current certification options. …… Red Lights … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: Animals' Friend Society, Cocoa, elizabeth horsell, Ernest Bell, Ernest Bell Library, Humanitarian League, Jessey Wade, John Cadbury, Lewis Gompertz, Scott Poynton, The Forest Trust, William Horsell

Popeye – Be Kind to “Aminals”

May 31, 2016 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
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Popeye The Sailor — Be Kind to “Aminals” # 19 February 22, 1935 Popeye and Olive can’t ignore it when Bluto is passing by with his terribly overloaded cart. Bluto is whipping his horse and denying it water. Bluto fights them off for a while, but Popeye and Olive ultimately prevail.  Floyd Buckley … Popeye  Mae Questel … [Read more…]

Posted in: Animal Rights, General, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: Be Kind to Aminals, Eat More Veggies, Ernest Bell Library
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