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Vegetarianism - History

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Works from the collections

6 works

    • Books

    The bloodless revolution : a cultural history of vegetarianism from 1600 to modern times / Tristram Stuart.

    | Tristram Stuart | Date: 2007
    • Ephemera

    Healthy eating : dietary health promotion from the 19th century to the 21st : a small exhibition of pamphlets and ephemera in the display cases at the far end of the Modern Medicine reading room in the Wellcome Library / Stephen Lowther.

    | Lowther, Stephen, 1955- | Date: 2001
    • Books

    Of Victorians and vegetarians : the vegetarian movement in nineteenth-century Britain / James Gregory.

    | James Gregory | Date: 2007
    • Books

    Consumable metaphors : attitudes towards animals and vegetarianism in nineteenth-century France / Ceri Crossley.

    | Ceri Crossley | Date: [2005]
    • Student dissertations

    "Suitable for vegetarians?" : the rise of modern vegetarianism in Britain, as exemplified by vegetarian options on hospital and school menus / Kimberley Mulcahy-Hawes.

    | Mulcahy-Hawes, Kimberley. | Date: 2006
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