'Why I am a Vegetarian' by Dr. Magg (Catholic priest of Bavaria -1961)

From The British Vegetarian (May June 1961)

'The Saints as Humanitarians and Food Reformers' by Marion Reid (Part 2)

From The Vegetarian Messenger and Health Review (October 1931)

Part 1

'The Simple teaching of Jesus' by Dugald Semple (1884-1964)

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An undated treatise by the Scottish vegan lecturer, broadcaster, conscientious objector and advocate of 'Simple Living'.

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Quotation: Moira Henry (1946)

"If one purchases an animal one may slaughter it for food; but if one omits the preliminary payment one is likely to find oneself in court for theft - for stealing thy neighbours property; not for depriving the animal of its life! Surely the law is contradictory. To take a penny, easily replaced, is theft? To take a subhuman life, impossible to replace, is no crime at all?"

From an article entitled "Thou Shalt Not Kill!" which was published in the November 1946 edition of The Vegetarian Messenger and Health Review

'The Slaughtering system in the light of Religion' by Rev. Francis Wood

From the final chapter of A Reply to Dean Inge's Defence of Flesh-eating (C.W. Daniel, 1934) reprinted in The Vegetarian Messenger and Health Review (September 1934)

See also: Rev Francis Wood (1854-1934) and 'The Dean again' by Henry Salt

'Vegetarianism and Christianity' by Max Heinegg

From The Vegetarian News (January/February 1955)