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Annie Field Elsdale

Christianity in its Effect Upon Man's Treatment of Animals

Church of England Magazine

[1839 May-Jun] [Annie Field Elsdale] "Christianity in Its Effect Upon Man's Treatment of Animals Considered, by the Author of "Tales of the Martyrs," Church of England Magazine 6 (1839-May-04); I. 294-6; (1839-May-18) II. 325-7; (1839-Jun-08) III. 383-5; (1839-Jun-22) IV. 422-24; Google Books: Online Library of Free eBooks).

We do trust, we will indulge the firm belief, that he time is not far distant when not merely actual cruelty will be reprobated, but when the rights of animals upon a more extensive scale will be fully recognized. (423)

Tales of Martyrs, or, Sketches from Church History—The writer was Annie Field Elsdale, niece of the Rev. Robinson Elsdale, D.D., formerly second master of Manchester grammar school. (Library Journal 4 (1879-Apr) 137.)