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A horse narrates his life with a succession of owners, experiencing both kindness and mistreatment. Sewell's story asks readers to consider animals' needs and the responsibilities of their caretakers.
A By Anna SewellBeauty narrates his own story: a good start in a kind home, then a series of owners of varying decency, the bearing rein, a spell as a London cab horse, and a great deal of hard use before an old age he did not expect to get.
Anna Sewell wrote it in her last years, explicitly to change how working horses were treated, and it worked: the book is credited with helping end the bearing rein in England.
Anna Sewell was an English novelist known for her only published work, the 1877 novel Black Beauty, which is considered a classic of children's literature and a seminal work in animal welfare. The novel is written from the perspective of a horse and highlights the mistreatment of horses in Victorian England.
A sturdy hardcover edition for readers drawn to a clear and readable approach to its subject in Black Beauty: Illustrated Classics (Abridged Version).
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