A Reasonable Plea for the Animal Creation: Being a Reply to a Late Pamphlet, Intituled, a Dissertaion on the Voluntary Eating of Blood, ., I. That We Have No Right to Destroy, Much Less to Eat of Any Thing Which Has Life. Volume 1

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