Animal Rights History | Abominable Cruelty



	[1785-1837] Romantic Age Animal Welfare-Animal Rights Articles-Commentary-Letters Reviews of Historical Literature Activists Against Cruelty to Animals *Tatler* [James Leigh Hunt] 1830 Sep 16: Abominable Cruelty 1830 Nov 11: Horrors of the Kitchen [Pope] 1830 Nov 20: A Warrior Against a Sportsman 1830 Dec 17: On Cruelty of Sportsmen	Tatler [James Leigh Hunt] "Abominable Cruelty," Chat and Miscellanies, The Tatler, A Daily Journal of Literature and the Stage 1 (1830 Sep 16): 43; Digitized by Google, Online at Google Books. Abominable Cruelty Chat and Miscellanies, Tatler [James Leigh Hunt] Chat and Miscellanies: Abominable Cruelty Abominable Cruelty—A Bill of fare [announcing] the bull, bear and badger will be baited.…[We are glad that the above account is going the round of newspapers, under the stigmatizing words at he head of it. "Miss Alice Cottam" is probably more silly than cruel; but so are all those that delight in these barbarities, as we thrust they will ere long be considered. When they come to be considered fools, they be in haste to leave off their cruelty.]	Animal Welfare-Animal Rights Quotes-Free Online Library Activists Against Cruelty to Animals Animal Rights History Timeline [1784-1859] James Leigh Hunt 1808: Prospectus of the Examiner 1811: Reflector Editor 1811 Jan-Mar: Carnivorous Duties 1811 Oct-Dec: Palate Pleasures 1811 Oct-Dec: On Appetite 1819-1821: Indicator Editor 1819 Nov Angling 1819 Dec Mists and Fogs 1820 May On the Sight of Shops 1820 Jul On the Slow Rise of Rational Opinions 1820 Aug Coaches and Horses 1825: Rebellion of the Beasts, or the Ass is Dead!!! Long Live the Ass! —To any Lord Chancellor —Said the Ass —Said an Old Red Cow —Said a Bull —Said a Lobster to a She-Crab —Cried Out a Dying Trout —Exclaimed a Silver Eel 1825: Imaginary Conversations of Swift and Pope-Cruelty to Animals, New Monthly Magazine 1830-1832: Tatler Editor 1830 Dec: On Sportsmen 1834-1835: Leigh Hunt's London Journal Editor 1834 May: Walton and Angling 1836: The Elephant in a Visit to the Zoological Gardens, New Monthly Magazine 1851: Table Talk —Bears and Thier Hunters —Sportsmen and Custom —Singing Man Kept by the Birds —Imaginary Conversations of Pope and Swift on Cruelty to Animals




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Abominable Cruelty

Chat and Miscellanies, Tatler [James Leigh Hunt]