Titlebook: Animals in Victorian Literature and Culture; Contexts for Critici Laurence W.‘Mazzeno,Ronald D. Morrison Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21794-6risky business. Letters sent from dealers and agents record just how complicated and chaotic the trade in wild animals was. They contain narratives of loss, hardship, and frustration. This chapter concentrates on the extensive correspondence (1830s–1850s) sent from dealers and agents to England’s most prolific collector, the 13th Earl of Derby.

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The Population Controversy and Beyond,1867), and Basil Tozer’s “The Dogs’ Home, Battersea” in . (1895). The chapter explores the role of photography in documenting spaces and practices for the “humane treatment” of animals and considers the approaches used to reach different audiences.

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AL. Hettinger,JP. Birat,O. Hechler,M. Brauntes over the so-called New Poor Law: namely, whether human destiny was shaped by environment or heredity. Bull’s-eye is invested with what Animal Studies scholars describe as feral agency, possessing an agentive function in the diegesis of the novel that cannot be fully contained by metaphor and metonymy.

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Collecting the Live and the Skinnedrisky business. Letters sent from dealers and agents record just how complicated and chaotic the trade in wild animals was. They contain narratives of loss, hardship, and frustration. This chapter concentrates on the extensive correspondence (1830s–1850s) sent from dealers and agents to England’s most prolific collector, the 13th Earl of Derby.