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				Animal Rights Quotes » Herman Daggett References to "Rights" of Animals in Historical Literature If we judge impartially, we shall acknowledge that there are the RIGHTS of a BEAST, as well as the RIGHTS of a MAN. And because man is considered as the Lord of this lower creation, he is not thereby licensed to infringe on the rights of those below him, any more than a King, or Magistrate, is licensed to infringe on the rights of his subjects.
	Animal Rights History Timeline: Animal Rights Quotes—"Rights" of Animals References in Historical Literature Against Cruelty to Animals [1792] Herman Daggett, Rights of Animals, Delivered at the Commencement of Providence-College, September 7, 1791 (New York, 1792). [1660-1785] Enlightenment References to "Rights" of Animals [1684] Thomas Tyron [1755] Jean-Jacques Rousseau [1770-5] Johann David Michaels [1775] Thomas Percival [1775] Humphrey Primatt [1785-1837] Romantic Age References to "Rights" of Animals [1786] European Magazine [1787] Robert Burns [1787] Country Village Rector [1789] Jeremy Bentham [1792] Herman Daggett [1792] Thomas Taylor [1796] Egham, Sporting Magazine [1796] John Lawrence [1798] William Channing [1798] Thomas Young [1798] William Channing [1801] Rev. Legh Richmond [1801] Helen Maria Williams [1809] Belfast Monthly Magazine [1809] Lord Erskine [1810] Samuel Jackson Pratt [1810] Monthly Repository [1810-1] Bullocks Petition [1824] Church-England Clergyman [1825] Elisha Bates [1826] Richard Watson [1835] William Hamilton Drummond [1837-1901] Victorian Age References to "Rights" of Animals [1838] William Drummond [1839] Annie Field Elsdale [1839] Christian Pioneer [1843] Nathaniel P. Rogers [1845] Nathaniel P. Rogers [1848] Lord John Campbell [1857] Animals' Declaration [1857] Francis Newman [1867] William Henry Peck [1870] James Drummond [1871] Rev. T. B Thater [1872] Paul Chadborne [1873] Francis Newman [1879] Edward Nicholson [1892] Henry Salt [1894] Susan Wixon [1896] Wilfred Lescher [1901-1945] Early-Mid 20thc References to "Rights" of Animals [1903] Elijah D. Buckner [1903] Richard Stratton						The Bookworm, Carl Spitzweg Animal Rights History Timeline: Romantic Age[1785-1837] Romanticism; Romantic Poets [—Activists-Advocates-Authors [—Modern Legislative Beginnings] [—Romantic 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 Animals] [Strait from the Horse's Mouth: Words from Animals Themselves] [Vegetarians-Vegans; Cruelty of Slaughter, Abstinence-Animals] A • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • I • J • K • L • M • N • O • P • Q • R • S • T • U • V • W • X • Y • Z BCE-c485] Antiquity [c485-1450] Medieval [1450-1660] Renaissance [1660-1785] Enlightenment [1785-1837] Romantic Age [1837-1901] Victorian Age [1901-1945] 20thc-Modernism




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