The National Humane Review, Volume 6, presents a comprehensive look at animal welfare issues during the early 20th century. Published by the American Humane Association, this volume offers insights into the social and legal aspects of animal protection. The journal provides a valuable historical record of the evolving attitudes toward animals and the efforts to improve their living conditions. It covers a range of topics from the prevention of cruelty to animals in various industries to the promotion of humane education.
This volume serves as an essential resource for historians, animal welfare advocates, and anyone interested in the development of humane practices and animal rights. The articles and reports within "The National Humane Review" provide a compelling snapshot of a pivotal era in the history of animal advocacy.
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