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				Animal Rights Quotes » Lord Erskine References to "Rights" of Animals in Historical Literature Their freedom and enjoyments, when they cease to be consistent with our just dominion and enjoyments, can be no part of their natures; but whilst they are consistent, their rights, subservient as they are, ought to be as sacred as our own…Every other branch of our duties, when subject to frequent violation, has been recognised and inculcated by our laws, and the breaches of them repressed by punishments; and why not in this, where our duties are so important, so universally extended, and the breaches of them so frequent and so abominable?
	Animal Rights History Timeline: Animal Rights Quotes—"Rights" of Animals References in Historical Literature Against Cruelty to Animals [1809] Lord Erskine, "The Speech of Lord Erskine, in the House of Peers, on 15th of May, 1809, on the Second Reading of the Bill for Preventing Malicious and Wanton Cruelty to Animals," reprinted in the appendix of The Wrongs of the Animal World, by David Mushet (London, 1839). [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						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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