Some books are just worth reading twice. And Bury the Chains, which I wrote about previously in connection with the film about Wilberforce called “Amazing Grace,” is one of them. A second reading found the Grumpy Vegan focussing more on … Continue reading
Some books are just worth reading twice. And Bury the Chains, which I wrote about previously in connection with the film about Wilberforce called “Amazing Grace,” is one of them. A second reading found the Grumpy Vegan focussing more on … Continue reading
In Makers and Manners: Politics and morality in post-war Britain, Andrew Holden quotes Lord Devlin Has society the right to pass judgement at all on matters of morals? If society has the right to pass judgement, has it also the … Continue reading
Does this look like heaven to you? Well, it did to the Grumpy Vegan. This is the Fifteenth Century Bookshop in Lewes, East Sussex. We discovered this piece of heaven on earth recently. Got three books: Animals and Their Social … Continue reading
The Grumpy Vegan has catalogued more than 600 books from the Stallwood Animal Rights Archive on LibraryThing. The next update will be made when he’s reached 700 catalogued books. Also, more than 60 tags are now making it possible to … Continue reading
The Grumpy Vegan has catalogued more than 500 books from the Stallwood Animal Rights Archive on LibraryThing. The next update will be made when he’s reached 600 catalogued books.
