Why I Am a Vegetarian An Address Delivered Before the Chicago Vegetarian Society

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In an era marked by industrial expansion and shifting societal values, "Why I Am a Vegetarian" by J. Howard Moore emerges as a compelling address delivered before the Chicago Vegetarian Society. This thought-provoking document challenges the ethical implications of dietary choices while advocating for the rights of non-human beings and the necessity of compassion in human interactions. Moore articulates a vision of a world where unalienable rights extend beyond humanity, urging readers to reconsider their relationship with food and nature. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work invites a deep reflection on the moral responsibilities we hold towards all living creatures. Discover the transformative power of vegetarianism through Moore's insightful discourse.

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