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		Annual Register 1761 \| letter to the editor, "On the Duty of Clemency to Brutes," Annual Register (1761): 196-198. 1800 \|"Bill…for Preventing the Practice of Bull-Baiting," Annual Register (1800); 146-148. 1802 \| "House of Commons, May 24, 1802 on the Second Reading of the Bill to Abolish Bull-Baiting," Annual Register 44 (1802): 168-72. 1810 \| "Debate on Lord Erskine's Bill to Prevent Cruelty to Animals," Annual Register (1810): 209, 215-9. 1826 \| "Bear-Baiting Bill 1826," Annual Register (1826): 91-4. 1826 \| "Cruelty to Animals" Annual Register (1826): 213. 1843 \| "Horrible Cruelty to Horses," Annual Register (1843): [Chronicle] 157-8. 1874 \| "The Queen on Cruelty to Animals," Annual Register 1 (1874): [Chronicle], 61-2. 1887 \| "The Queen and Cruelty to Animals," Annual Register 129 (1887): [Chronicle] 30.	Quotes-Library of Primary Source Historical Literature Animal Rights History Timeline Antiquity-Middle Ages Ancient Animal Rights Law Early Prohibitions-Middle Ages [BCE-3^rdc.] Mythical-Divine Origin; Antiquity—Classical Literature [3^rdc.-1485] Early Church Fathers, Old-Middle English Period Renaissance Early Anti-Cruelty Legislation [1485-1660] English Renaissance Enlightenment Articles-Letters-Enlightenment Pleas for Laws to Protect Animals [1660-1689] Restoration [1689-1745] Augustan Age-Pope [1745-1785] Age of Sensibility Romantic Age Articles-Letters-Romantic Age Modern Legislative Beginnings [1785-1798] Burns-Cowper [1798-1806] Wordsworth [1806-1837] Byron, Martin's Act Victorian Age Articles-Letters-Victorian Age Anti-Cruelty, Anti-Vivisection Laws [1837-1876] Early Victorian Age [1876-1901] Late Victorian Age Early 20th Century Articles-Letters-Early 20th Continuing Animal Protection Law [1901-1914] Edwardian Age [1914-1945] Modern Period _____________ Our free online library of primary source historical literature documents the authenticity of quotes introducing animal welfare-animal rights activists and advocates, legislators, educators, and authors and others against cruelty to animals while providing more in-depth insight into the ideologies of humanity against cruelty to animals and additional historical perspective on the continuing struggle for animal rights, animal welfare and the protection of animals.
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