Examining the rights of animals under three headings, the physical, the psychical and the ethical kinship between human and subhuman, the author argues from the scientific premise that the physical basis of the humane philosophy rests on the biological fact that kinship is universal.

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1918. A book referencing the kinship of all inhabitants of the planet Earth. The chief purpose within is to prove and interpret the kinship of the human species with the other species of animals. The book is divided into Physical Kinship and Psychical Kinship, with chapters dealing with evolution, homology, organic evolution, genealogy of animals, conflict of science and tradition, elements of human and non-human mind compared.

1918. A book referencing the kinship of all inhabitants of the planet Earth. The chief purpose within is to prove and interpret the kinship of the human species with the other species of animals. The book is divided into Physical Kinship and Psychical Kinship, with chapters dealing with evolution, homology, organic evolution, genealogy of animals, conflict of science and tradition, elements of human and non-human mind compared.

A book referencing the kinship of all inhabitants of the planet Earth. The chief purpose within is to prove and interpret the kinship of the human species with the other species of animals. The book is divided into Physical Kinship and Psychical Kinship, with chapters dealing with evolution, homology, organic evolution, genealogy of animals, conflict of science and tradition, elements of human and non-human mind compared.