“We are striving for the amelioration of this suffering world. Let us be economical.”

Source: Why I Am a Vegetarian: An Address Delivered before the Chicago Vegetarian Society (1895), pp. 43–44

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1862–1916

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“We are striving for the amelioration of this suffering world. Let us be economical.”

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