The Vegetarian Crusade: The Rise of an American Reform Movement, 1817-1921
Adam D. Shprintzen traces the development of the American vegetarian reform movement from 1817 to 1921. The book explores how vegetarianism emerged as a cause, took shape within a changing reform culture, and sought a place in American public life.
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The Vegetarian Crusade examines the rise of vegetarianism as an American reform movement.
Covering the years 1817 to 1921, the book places vegetarian advocacy within its historical context.
Adam D. Shprintzen explores the movement’s development, principles, and efforts to influence American society.
This study offers a focused account of vegetarian reform and its role in the history of American social movements.
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