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In this brief essay, James Macaulay argues passionately for the humane treatment of animals. Drawing upon both moral and practical arguments, Macaulay makes a compelling case against cruelty to animals. Written in 1824, this work is an early example of the animal rights movement in English literature and a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy and compassion.
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