Wed Nov 17 06:37:38 2010 UTClccn-n50-16247Authors, English--19th century0.69Animals' rights : considered in relation to social progress0.750.87Percy Bysshe Shelley: a monographHenry_Stephens_Saltn 50016247oca00051704aSalt, Henry Stephens,1851-1939Salt, H. S.(Henry Stephens),1851-1939O. E.,1851-1939E., O.,1851-1939lccn-n78-95600Thoreau, Henry David1817-1862lccn-n79-54060Shelley, Percy Bysshe1792-1822lccn-n80-24468Godwin, William1756-1836lccn-n81-125341Jefferies, Richard1848-1887lccn-n50-12267Thomson, James1834-1882lccn-n79-6533Shaw, Bernard1856-1950lccn-n50-1719De Quincey, Thomas1785-1859lccn-n79-45540Brown, John1800-1859lccn-n50-32487Carpenter, Edward1844-1929edtlccn-n79-45501Sanborn, F. B.(Franklin Benjamin)1831-1917Salt, Henry Stephens1851-1939Salt, Henry Stephens1851-1939100Epic poetry, LatinAeneas (Legendary character)TranslationsEthicsRegan, TomSinger, Peter,--1946-Animal rights--Moral and ethical aspectsPhilosophyCriticism, interpretation, etc.LibertyEnglish poetryEton CollegeControversial literatureCivilizationSocial historyTwentieth centuryForecastsRecords and correspondenceSocialismPoetryPoets, ScottishNatural historyCountry lifeSocial problemsEnglandTennyson, Alfred Tennyson,--Baron,--1809-1892De Quincey, Thomas,--1785-1859VegetarianismCorporal punishmentSlaveryBrown, John,--1800-1859Jefferies, Richard,--1848-1887Handbooks, manuals, etc.Thomson, James,--1834-1882Authors, EnglishGreat BritainAnimal welfarePropertyAnimal rightsBibliographySalt, Henry Stephens,--1851-1939Poets, EnglishVivisectionIntellectualsAuthors, AmericanNaturalistsShelley, Percy Bysshe,--1792-1822Thoreau, Henry David,--1817-1862United StatesBiography185119391878188218841886188718881889189018911892189318941895189618971898189919001901190219031904190519061907190819091910191119121913191419151916191719181921192219231924192519261928192919301931193219331935193719421947194819491951196819691970197119721973197519771978198019841987198919921993199619992000200120072008201075112397446book179.3ps3053ocn559606148ocn010059986ocn643823671ocn005180442ocn003732648ocn490612959ocn004261654ocn645455584ocn493763798ocn074354224ocn000048014ocn313452790ocn008680724ocn026996946ocn004204082ocn656954492ocn651731239ocn005324292ocn008888903ocn656669585ocn006393337ocn301061380ocn578331726ocn3153802242916312812106335ocn026811366sw000260147:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19680.72Salt, Henry StephensLife of Henry David ThoreauHenry Salt abandoned his mastership at Eton in the 1880s to devote himself to causes including vegetarianism, socialism, animals' rights, conservation, and prison reform. He remained a literary critic of distinction, publishing in 1890 the initial version of Thoreau's Life. With the help of American friends, he revised the book and published it anew in 1896. This third version, never before published, gives us Salt's final reading of Thoreau based on important works published up to 1908, including Thoreau's complete Journal. Combining a concise narrative of Thoreau's life with a perceptive treatment of his ideas and writings, it stands as a penetrating study of Thoreau, stressing his distinctive individuality. Through analysis of the text and a concise biography, the editors illustrate Salt's growth as a scholar and his changing views on Thoreau and Thoreau's philosophy. The introduction details Salt's significant stylistic improvements to the 1908 edition as well as the inclusion of anecdotes and facts gathered from Samuel Arthur Jones, F. B. Sanborn, Ernest W. Vickers, Raymond Adams, Fred Hosmer, and Gandhi. This volume is made complete with Salt's updated bibliography and an index by the editors. It will appeal to scholars of Thoreau and to readers interested in Thoreau, American Transcendentalism, or American literature.57861621ocn006813971sw006813971:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19800.69Salt, Henry StephensAnimals' rights : considered in relation to social progressWe have determined this item to be in the public domain according to US copyright law through information in the bibliographic record and/or US copyright renewal records. The digital version is available for all educational uses worldwide. Please contact HathiTrust staff at hathitrust-help@umich.edu with any questions about this item.44750423ocn000047412sw000047412:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook18900.74Godwin, WilliamGodwin's "Political justice." A reprint of the essay on "Property, " from the original edition42545117ocn000362902sw000362902:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19680.73Salt, Henry StephensPercy Bysshe Shelley, poet and pioneer3984389ocn000422789sw000388312:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19690.75Salt, Henry StephensA Shelley primer28431018ocn000048014sw000048014:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook1969Thoreau, Henry DavidAnti-slavery and reform papers2252488ocn000240887sw000240887:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook18890.75Salt, Henry StephensThe life of James Thomson ("B. V."), with a selection from his letters and a study of his writingsWe have determined this item to be in the public domain according to US copyright law through information in the bibliographic record and/or US copyright renewal records. We are uncertain of its copyright status outside the US. The digital version is available for all educational uses within the United States. Please contact HathiTrust staff at hathitrust-help@umich.edu with any questions about this item.1771896ocn060734939sw004477614:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19160.85Salt, Henry StephensThe flogging craze a statement of the case against corporal punishment17619211ocn001313803sw001313803:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook18940.78Salt, Henry StephensAnimals' rights considered in relation to social progress. With a bibliographical appendix16317210ocn001703745sw001703745:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19040.74Salt, Henry StephensDe Quincey1581607ocn000099120sw000099120:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19700.76Salt, Henry StephensRichard Jefferies; his life and ideals14915915ocn000817333sw000817333:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19140.80Salt, Henry StephensThe life of James Thomson ("B.V.")1381381ocn013013962sw013013962:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook18970.69Salt, Henry StephensLive and writings of Henry lDavid Thoreau1341342ocn001316818sw001316818:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook18840.76Shelley, Percy ByssheA vindication of natural diet1241326ocn000500615sw000500615:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook18940.86Salt, Henry StephensRichard Jefferies. A study1181249ocn002738801sw002738801:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook18960.74Salt, Henry StephensPercy Bysshe Shelley, poet and pioneer a biographical studyWe have determined this item to be in the public domain according to US copyright law through information in the bibliographic record and/or US copyright renewal records. We are uncertain of its copyright status outside the US. The digital version is available for all educational uses within the United States. Please contact HathiTrust staff at hathitrust-help@umich.edu with any questions about this item.1171186ocn000183220sw000183220:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19710.75Salt, Henry StephensTennyson as a thinker95995ocn000890098sw000890098:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19210.83Salt, Henry StephensSeventy years among savages82822ocn019353077sw019353077:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19890.79Salt, Henry StephensThe savour of Salt : a Henry Salt anthology73748ocn000538727sw000538727:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook18880.87Salt, Henry StephensPercy Bysshe Shelley: a monograph2762761ocn002910975sw002910975:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19770.78Hendrick, GeorgeHenry Salt, humanitarian reformer and man of letters+-+46615570752542547ocn000784967sw000784967:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19510.75Winsten, StephenSalt and his circle72707ocn002113916sw002113916:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19300.82Salt, Henry StephensCompany I have kept48481ocn040832995sw040832995:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19990.96Flury, AndreasDer moralische Status der Tiere : Henry Salt, Peter Singer und Tom Regan112ocn647961059sw647961059:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook1933Salt, Henry StephensLetter and photograph of Henry S. Salt 1933 December 7Letter from Salt to Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn discusses his interest in Botany and Shelley and his latest book "The great understanding."111ocn624973824sw624973824:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook1951Winsten, StephenSalt and his circle / Stephen Winsten ; with a preface by Bernard Shaw111ocn502151192sw502151192:lccn-n50-16247FalsemixdHendrick, GeorgeGeorge Hendrick collection of Henry Salt, 1890-1994Collection of Henry Stephens Salt materials.111ocn500311256sw500311256:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook1937Adams, RaymondThe books of Henry S. Salt 1887-1937111ocn493895802sw493895802:lccn-n50-16247FalsemixdEllis, HavelockHavelock Ellis letters, 1894-1950Letters written to Havelock Ellis, including several drafts of his replies, and a few letters to his executrix, Mrs. Françoise Lafitte-Cyon. Nearly all of the letters relate to to Ellis' writings and their influence, as well as the work of his correspondents in the fields of sex studies, pornography, birth control, and pacifism. Correspondents include Henri Barbusse, André Breton, Elie Faure, Robert J. Gibbings, Julian Huxley, Desmond MacCarthy, Bronislaw Malinowski, Naomi Mitchison, John Middleton Murray, Henry S. Salt, and Marie Stopes.111ocn317632338sw317632338:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook1951Winsten, StephenSalt and his circle, with a preface by Bernard Shaw111ocn232009844sw232009844:lccn-n50-16247FalsemixdJames C. Whitten Ephemera Collection on the History of Vegetarianism, 1844-2001 (inclusive)Collection includes postcards, autographs and letters of well-known vegetarians; script and program for Sylvester Speaks, A Sesquicentennial on the Life and Lectures of Sylvester Graham, held in Northampton, Massachusetts, September 2001; postcards, menus, and other printed material from North America and Europe featuring restaurants and other organizations promoting vegetarianism; product labels and containers; a jar opener; membership pins; two posters by Sue Coe; and a guitar pick belonging to singer Linda McCartney.111ocn053233833sw008211937:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19511.00Shaw, BernardPreface111ocn052307153sw052307153:lccn-n50-16247Falsemixd0.33Hosmer, Alfred WCorrespondence to Alfred Winslow Hosmer relating to Henry David Thoreau, 1849-1949 (bulk 1890-1903)Collection includes letters to Alfred Winslow Hosmer that reflect his knowledge of and interest in the life and work of Henry David Thoreau, particularly his efforts to illuminate the Thoreau's work and establish his reputation as an author, naturalist, and philosopher. Those whose letters are contained in the collection include Henry S. Salt, Abba and Louisa May Alcott, John Burroughs, E.R. Hoar, and Walton Ricketson. A large portion of the collection contains the letters of Dr. Samuel L. Jones, who worked closely with Hosmer in their mutual desire to see Thoreau recognized.111ocn036172313sw036172313:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19960.33Blanding, ThomasAlfred Hosmer's grangerized Life and writings of H.D. Thoreau [by] Henry S. Salt : a commentary111ocn035690539sw035690539:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook18921.00F. G. AShelley's Principles: Has Time Refuted or Confirmed Them? A Retrospect and Forecast111ocn027979353sw027979353:lccn-n50-16247Falsebook19370.33Adams, RaymondThe works of Henry S. Salt, 1887-1937001ocn122376821sw122376821:lccn-n50-16247FalsemixdGalsworthy, JohnLetters, 1909-1931Letters (7) bound in a single volume to H.S. Salt concerning a pamphlet, The spirit of punishment (1910), Galsworthy was writing for the Humanitarian League on the solitary confinement of prisoners.001ocn122362187sw122362187:lccn-n50-16247FalsemixdEllis, HavelockCorrespondence, 1894-1950Letters written to Havelock Ellis, including several drafts of his replies, and a few letters to his executrix, Mrs. Françoise Lafitte-Cyon. Nearly all of the letters relate to to Ellis' writings and their influence, as well as the work of his correspondents in the fields of sex studies, pornography, birth control, and pacifism. Correspondents include Henri Barbusse, André Breton, Elie Faure, Robert J. Gibbings, Julian Huxley, Desmond MacCarthy, Bronislaw Malinowski, Naomi Mitchison, John Middleton Murray, Henry S. Salt, and Marie Stopes.+-+4661557075Fri Dec 03 00:46:09 EST 2010