Facts and Phases of Animal Life, and the Claims of Animals to Humane Treatment

"Facts and Phases of Animal Life, and the Claims of Animals to Humane Treatment" by Vernon S. Morwood offers a comprehensive exploration of the animal kingdom, advocating for the ethical treatment of animals. This work delves into the natural history of various species, presenting detailed observations and insights into their behaviors and habitats. Morwood combines scientific knowledge with a passionate plea for compassion, making a compelling case for recognizing the inherent value and rights of all creatures. The book reflects 19th-century perspectives on zoology and animal welfare, providing valuable historical context to contemporary discussions on these topics. Its enduring message resonates with readers interested in natural history and animal advocacy.

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