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Thomas Hardy and animals
This thesis is an attempt to show that animals were of great - and generally overlooked - importance to Hardy in his life and work. It examines some of his relationships with his pets and his sympathy with many of the animal welfare movements which developed during the latter decades of his life. Wo
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