Mirror of Literature,  6 (1825), 104.

Faculties of Men and Dogs

Anon

Genre:

Introduction; Anecdote

Subjects:

Animal Behaviour, Human Species, Psychology


    After an introduction stating that there have been 'great opinions to maintain that the faculties of men and brutes differ rather in degree than in kind', the writer recounts an anecdote in which a dog attempts to gain admission to an Oxford common-room.



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