Figs or Pigs? Fruit or Brute? Shall We Eat Flesh?

This version of Figs or Pigs? Fruit or Brute? Shall We Eat Flesh? is an 1896 edition that provides a comprehensive statement of rationale for entertaining the vegetarian principle, with numerous citations from eminent authorities. James Madison Allan breaks down his reasons to consider vegetarianism into groups for discussion, which include anatomical, physiological and hygienical, pathological, psychological, phrenological and moral, chemical, agricultural. economical and laborial, gustatorial and sentimental, intuitional, historical, and eventual.