**Group 1: Sidney Trist**
– Sidney George Trist was born in Newton Abbot, Devon, in 1865.
– Married Florence Mogg in 1893 and had four children.
– Editor of Animal World and Animals Friend.
– Secretary of the London Anti-Vivisection Society.
– Ensured Battersea Dogs Home did not sell dogs to vivisectors.
– Selected publications:
– A Birds-Eye View of a Great Question (1894)
– Pasteurism Discredited (1895)
– A Rational Cure for Hydrophobia (1896)
– The Danger to Hospital Patients in the Practice of Vivisection (1896)
– The Under Dog: A Series of Papers by Various Authors (1913)
– Legacy:
– Advocated against vivisection and promoted vegetarianism.
– Used visuals effectively in education and advocacy.
– Reviewed in newspapers and appreciated by authors like Mark Twain.
– Contributions to the anti-vivisection movement.
– Efforts to expose animal cruelty through writing and illustrations.
**Group 2: Early Advocates of Vegetarianism**
– Henry S. Clubb
– Antonio Cocchi
– Lenna F. Cooper
– Daniel H. Kress
– William Lambe
**Group 3: Influential Writers on Vegetarianism**
– Al-Maarri
– Alice G. Marsh
– Elmer McCollum
– William Metcalfe
– Eli Peck Miller
**Group 4: Philanthropists and Social Reformers Supporting Vegetarianism**
– Harry Willis Miller
– J. Howard Moore
– Reuben D. Mussey
– Helen Nearing
– Scott Nearing
**Group 5: Ethical and Moral Philosophers Advocating for Vegetarianism**
– Francis William Newman
– R. E. OCallaghan
– Josiah Oldfield
– Cyril V. Pink
– Rod Preece
Sidney George Trist MJI (1865 – 2 December 1918) was an English animal welfare, anti-vivisection, anti-vaccination, and vegetarianism activist, journalist, and editor of several animal welfare publications.
Sidney Trist | |
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 Trist at a garden party held by the London and Provincial Anti-vivisection Society | |
| Born | Sidney George Trist 1865 Newton Abbot, Devon, England |
| Died | 2 December 1918 (aged 53) Wandsworth, London, England |
| Occupation(s) | Activist, journalist, editor |
| Notable work | The Under Dog (1913) |
| Spouse | Florence Mogg (m. 1893) |
| Children | 4 |