Eighteenth century advocates of animal welfare concentrated on compassion for other creatures. By the late twentieth century, the concern for animals evolved to include the concept that all animals had inherent rights, which should not be infringed by humans.
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Eighteenth century advocates of animal welfare concentrated on compassion for other creatures. By the late twentieth century, the concern for animals evolved to include the concept that all animals had inherent rights, which should not be infringed by humans.
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