'NO GREATER SHAME TO MAN THAn Inhumanitie.'-Spenser

THE HUMANE

REVIEW

APRIL, 1908, to JANUARY, 1909

VOLUME IX.

EDITED BY HENRY S. SALT

LONDON

ERNEST BELL, YORK HOUSE

PORTUGAL Street, W.C.

CONTENTS

THE BEAST OF PREY, VIEWED FROM AN ESTHETIC STAND-

JAMES THOMSON, THE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POET OF

HUMANENESS.

By Howard Williams

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35

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53

63

By W. J. Roberts

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By M. Little

76

By Joseph Collinson

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103

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THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT (ACCORDING TO SCOTLAND

YARD).
By H. J. B. Montgomery

RELIGIOUS SACRIFICES IN INDIA

THE FLOGGING OUTBREAK IN CARDIff.

INTERPRETERS.

A PLEA FOR THE HONEST DEBTOR.

ON VIVISECTION.
By Sir J. H. Thornton, K.C.B., M.B.

THE "ULTIMA RATIO" OF THE SECONDARY SCHOOL.

ON THE POETS AND THEIR LOVE OF ANIMALS.

"SANE SURROUNDINGS FOR THE INSANE."

BIBLICAL VEGETARIANISM

By Theta

By Edgar Syers 116

By E. Bury

121

WHIPPING IN INDIA. By Hiralal Chakravarti, M.A., B.L.

165

172

By Carl Heath 183

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189

DR. JOHNSON AS A HUMANITARIAN. By W. E. A. Axon, LL.D.

SAVAGE SPORT AT ETON

HOW TO KILL ANIMALS HUMANELY.

ACCESS TO MOUNTAINS.

By Edith Carrington 237

By Henry S. Salt 247

"THE LAW ON ITS TRIAL." By Carl Heath

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HUMANITARIANISM AND FOOD REFORM. By E. J. Hunt - 15

JAMES THOMSON, THE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POET OF

HUMANENESS. By Howard Williams

THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT ACCORDING TO SCOTLAND

YARD. By H. J. B. Montgomery

RELIGIOUS SACRIFICES IN INDIA

29

35

44

53

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Foolscap 8vo., cloth gilt, gilt top, 3s. 6d. net.

ON CAMBRIAN AND

CUMBRIAN HILLS.

PILGRIMAGES TO SNOWDON AND SCAWFELL.

By HENRY S. SALT,

Author of "The Life of Henry D. Thoreau,” etc.

Mr. Salt's new book on Snowdonia and the "Fells," which is an expansion
of the article on "The Secret of the Mountains" which appeared some years
ago in the Humane Review, is written from intimate experience, but from the
point of view of a mountain lover rather than a rock-climber. It includes
chapters on the joy of climbing, the human sympathies with mountains, the
wild animal life, the need of mountain "sanctuaries," and some reminiscences
of meetings with Ruskin and others whose names are associated with the
Lake District. Few more attractive pocket companions for a visit to the hill
country of England and Wales than this book can be found.

NDON: A. C. FIFIELD, 44, FLEET STREET, E.C.