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Humane Review
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Journal of Zoophily
National Humane Review
Nature-Study Review
Open Door
Our Animal Friends
Our Dumb Animals
Our Fellow Creatures
Our Fourfooted Friends
The Animal World
The Animals' Defender
The Animals' Friend
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Starry Cross
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Vegetarian and Dietetic Reformer
Vivisection Reform
Voice of Peace
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