'Canon Donaldson and the Duty of Christians' (1930)

Vegetarian Society commentary on an article published in a pacifist journal. From The Vegetarian Messenger and Health Review (December 1930)

'Beastliness Not Mysticism'

A traditional haggis recipe from slightly darker days. I'll post the occasional antithesis of veggie-Christian values in the case of such seemingly pertinent delights. Taken from The Vegetarian News (December 1931)

'The Church and Food Reform: Dean Kitchin's opinion'

From The Vegetarian (April 1905)

Quotation: Laetitia Withall (1932)

"We have not come here just to pass through this world, taking on its bad habits and leaving it no better." From a summary of a lecture delivered at the Theosophical Hall, Nottingham - published as 'On Behalf of the Creatures' in The Vegetarian Messenger and Health Review (May 1932)

Sermon by the Rev. Clifford Pickford, B.A. (1954)

Report of an Address in conjunction with the May Meetings of the Vegetarian Society. From The Vegetarian Messenger and Health Review of July/August 1954

'Vegetarianism at the Christian Endeavour Convention' (C.P. Newcombe, 1900)

A prominent Victorian food reformer describes dealing with a notable challenge to their outlook during a 4-day evangelical youth gathering held at the Alexandra Palace, London. From The Vegetarian dated August 4, 1900

The Rev. William John Monk, M.A. (1820 - 1896)

Text taken from a feature in The Food Reform Magazine (April-June, 1885 edition). The Dodington vicar was also active within the Church of England Temperance Society and the East Kent branch of the R.S.P.C.A.; as well as a Vice-President of both the Anti-Narcotic League and the Vegetarian Society. With thanks to the www.henrysalt.co.uk project for procuring the portrait from Fifty Years of Food Reform by Charles W. Forward (Ideal Publishing Union, 1898)