Plea for Mercy to Animals
Plea for Mercy to Animals
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The mayor, Mr. H. C. Lloyd, presided, and said that the Guildhall could not be granted for any worthier purpose. The mayor was supported by the high sheriff, and by many of the leading notables of the city and county, both ecclesiastics and laymen. Among the THE BARON KSS BUKDETT COUTTS. 9- r > speakers at the meeting was the Baroness Burdett Coutts, wh >, in referring to the Bishop of Exeter as president of the local branch, said that although the bishop had laborious and inces- sant calls of ...duty in his office, he had not refused this addi- tional demand on his time and attention, "considering the dumb animals, " the Baroness said, " as part of his diocese, and feeling that they had a claim on his kindly care and pastoral attention. " This was said with genial humour, and the meeting warmly responded when the speaker added, that " in England, Christianity has no doubt exercised its beneficent influence upon the treatment of animals, and that it is by carrying out the pre- cepts of Christianity we shall ultimately eradicate this and every other form of evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mayor, Mr. H. C. Lloyd, presided, and said that the Guildhall could not be granted for any worthier purpose. The mayor was supported by the high sheriff, and by many of the leading notables of the city and county, both ecclesiastics and laymen. Among the THE BARON KSS BUKDETT COUTTS. 9- r > speakers at the meeting was the Baroness Burdett Coutts, wh >, in referring to the Bishop of Exeter as president of the local branch, said that although the bishop had laborious and inces- sant calls of ...duty in his office, he had not refused this addi- tional demand on his time and attention, "considering the dumb animals, " the Baroness said, " as part of his diocese, and feeling that they had a claim on his kindly care and pastoral attention. " This was said with genial humour, and the meeting warmly responded when the speaker added, that " in England, Christianity has no doubt exercised its beneficent influence upon the treatment of animals, and that it is by carrying out the pre- cepts of Christianity we shall ultimately eradicate this and every other form of evil.
What to read after Plea for Mercy to Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Macaulay to read onlineMoreLess
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