Punch,  57 (1869), 184.

A Dove on Pigeon-Shooting

Angelina

Genre:

Letter, Spoof

Subjects:

Hunting, Ornithology, Morality, Cruelty, Gender


    The signature to this letter may refer to Angela G Burdett-Coutts, who believed that kindness to animals should be part of national education. The author questions the writer of an article who insists that 'ladies and gentlemen' still tolerate pigeon-shooting while the 'general public' is beginning to despise it. Argues that it is unlikely that 'ladies' view pigeon-shooting with anything but 'indignation, and disgust'.



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