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George Bernard Shaw

One Does Not Miss Animal Food

May 26, 2016 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
comingrace-mini

……their cookery is exquisite, so diversified and nutritious that one does not miss animal food; and their own physical forms suffice to show that with them, at least, meat is not required for superior production of muscular fibre. They have no grapes — the drinks extracted from their fruits are innocent and refreshing. Their staple … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: Edward Bulwer-Lytton, Ernest Bell Library, George Bernard Shaw, The Coming Race, Vril, Vril-ya, William Horsell

The Need For Many More Pro-Animal & Vegan Societies …& Ernest Bell Memories

November 3, 2014 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
EB-Freeing-Lark

The article, the images & the quotes are all from books & magazines in The Ernest Bell Library. If anyone would like to help by either ‘Adopting’ or ‘Sponsoring’ items in the library, please be in touch. Photo – Ernest Bell – freeing a lark from a London market – perhaps in 1902 Ernest Bell … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: animals' rights, Bertram Lloyd, Catherine Leigh Joynes, Equine Defence League, Ernest Bell Library, Francis A. Cox, George Bernard Shaw, Henry S. Salt, Henry Salt Archive, Jack London, Jerome K. Jerome, Kate Salt, Keir Hardie, M K Gandhi, The Humanitarian League

One can resist the invasion of armies; one cannot resist the invasion of ideas – some powerful anti-vivisection quotes from a 1906 publication!

June 17, 2014 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
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Vegans have been actively campaigning against vivisectors since ~ the 1870s. Today, here in Hong Kong, we had a table covered in anti-vivisection pamphlets. The earliest that we were referring to was one by Ernest Bell from 1889. As we were working, we realized that Google could not find many of our favorite quotes – … [Read more…]

Posted in: Animal Rights, General Tagged: Alfred Russel Wallace, Alfred Tennyson, anti-vivisection, antivivisection, Auguste Comte, Bishop Barry, Canon Liddon, Cardinal Manning, Dr. George Macdonald, Dr. Kitchin, Dr. Mackarness, Dr. Moorhouse, Dr. Samuel Johnson, Dr. Westcott, Earl of Shaftesbury, Ernest Bell Library, Frances Power Cobbe, George Bernard Shaw, Growl, Hugh Price Hughes, James Martineau, Jeremy Bentham, John Ruskin, Kim Stallwood, Leslie Stephen, Lewis Carroll, Light in Dark Places., Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Miss Rhoda Broughton, Mona Caird, Ouida, Philip Wicksteed, Professor Freeman, Queen Victoria, R. D. Blackmore, Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, Robert Browning, Robert Buchanan, Sir Henry Hawkins, Sir Henry Taylor, Sir Lewis Morris, The Animals' Friend, Thomas Carlyle, Victor Hugo, vivisection, Walter R. Hadwen, William Watson

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