George Bernard Shaw

[1856-1950] Bernard Shaw
George Bernard Shaw, G. B. S.

by earliest date [produced] or published; please submit additions to shaw@animalrightshistory.org
[1837-1901] Victorian Age
[1885-1897] Diary Entries on Vegetarianism
[1885-Apr] Cashel Bryon's Profession, To-day
[1885-Jul-15] Modern Society, Pall Mall Gazette
[1886-Jan-23] Scotland Yard for Spectres, Pall Mall Gazette
[1886-Jan-26] Failures of Inept Vegetarians, Pall Mall Gazette
[1887-Dec-02] Tertium Quiddities, Pall Mall Gazette
[1889-May-31] London Music: Musical Culture, Star
[1889-Dec-27] London Music: Christmas at Broadstreet, Star
[1890-Apr-05] London Music: Poor Old Philharmonic, Star
[1891] Quintessence of Ibsenism
[1895-1898] Vegetarian and Aboreal
[1896-Jan] An Essay on Going to Church, Savoy
[1896-1900] Ellen Terry Letters-Vegetarianism
[1897 [1901]] Devil's Disciple
[1898 [1905]] The Philanderer
[1898-May] Valedictory, Saturday Review
[1898-Oct] Wagner and Vegetables, Academy
[1900] Dynamitards of Science, Speech Annual Meeting London Anti-Vivisection Society
[1900-Apr] Conflict: Science and Common Sense, Humane Review
[ [1901-May] Who I Am and What I Think, Candid Friend

[1901-1945] 20thc-Modernism
[1903] 1909] Admirable Baashville [Cashel Bryon's Profession]
[1903 [1905]] Man and Superman: The Revolutionist's Handbook
[1905 [1907]] Major Barbara
[1903] Dramatic Opinions and Essays: Vegetarian and Arboreal
[1906] 1911]] Doctor's Dilemma
—Doctor's and Vivisection
—Primitive Savage Motive
—Higher Motive: Tree of Knowledge and the Flaw in the Argument
—Limitations-Right to Knowledge
—A False Alternative
—Cruelty For Its Own Sake
—Our Own Cruelties
—Scientific Investigation of Cruelty
—Routine
—Old Line Between Man and Beast
—Vivisecting a Human Subject
—The Lie is a European Power
—Argument would Defend Crime
—Thou Art the Man
[1906] Dramatic Opinions and Essays
[1908] 1911] Getting Married
[1909-Jan] Interview: Why is He a Vegetarian, Munsey's Magazine
[1912] Uselessness of the Vivisection Inspector, Speech Annual Meeting British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection
[1912] 1916]] Androcles and the Lion
[1913-Feb] Vivisection, The Fra
[1914] Killing for Sport
[1916] Heartbreak House
[1920] Ellen Terry Letters-Performing Animals
[1921 [1922]] Back to Mehuselah
—Darwinism: Three Blind Mice
—Gospel of the Brothers Barnabas
—Tragedy of an Elderly Gentleman
[1922] English Prisons Under Local Government
[1925] Letter-Animals' Welfare Week
[1927-Aug-27] Science of Imbeciles, Sunday Express
[1927] Case Against Vivisection
[1927] Experiments on Animals, Against Viviection
[1927] These Scoundrels: Vivisection, the "Science" of Imbeciles
[1933 [1934]] To True To Be Good
[1927] Experiments on Animals
[1927] Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism
[1937] London Music
[1947] Vegetarian Diet, The Vegetarian
[1948] Vegetarian Diet Postcard
[1949] Sixteen Self-Sketches
[1949] Shaw on Vivisection

Benard Shaw-Online Resources
Exhibits@BrownUniversity: The Quintessential G.B.S.: Selections from the Sidney P. Albert-George Bernard Shaw Collection
—Dictionary to the Plays and Novels of Bernard Shaw (1929); Online Preview at Google Books
—A Bernard Shaw Chronology
—Chronology of Shaw's Works, ShawSociety.Org

Animal Rights History Timeline: Victorian Age [1837-1901]
[Victorian Age; Beginnings of the Anti-Vivisection Movement]

[—Activists-Advocates-Authors]
[—Victorian Animal Protection Law, Anti-Vivisection Legislation]
[—Victorian Periodicals-Articles]

[Abstinence from Animal Food]
[Animal Rights Quotes]
[Animal Rights Law]
[Anti-Vivisection Quotes]
[Humane Education, Teaching Children Kindness to Animals]
[Hunting, Blood-Sports, Cruelty]
[Poetry-Plays; Humane Poets]
[Religion-Religious Quotes
Sermons Against Animal Cruelty]
[Souls, Immortality, Future Life]
[Humanity-Justice-Kindness]
[Intelligence-Reason-Emotion]
[Make Compassion the Fashion;
Beauty-Feathers-Fur-Leather]
[Cruelty-Slavery of Aniamls]
[Strait from the Horse's Mouth:
Words from Animals Themselves]
[Vegetarians-Vegans; Cruelty of Slaughter, Abstinence-Animals]

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[BCE-c485] Antiquity-BCE
[c485-1450] Medieval
[1450-1660] Renaissance
[1660-1785] Enlightenment
[1785-1837] Romantic Age
[1837-1901] Victorian Age
[1901-1945] 20thc-Modernism