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"Subject to Vanity" by Margaret Benson offers a charming glimpse into the world of Victorian-era pet ownership. More than just a collection of anecdotes, this book delves into the unique relationships between humans and their domestic animals, primarily cats and dogs, during a bygone era. Benson's observations, both humorous and insightful, paint a vivid picture of the lives of these beloved creatures and the people who cherished them.
A delightful read for animal lovers and history enthusiasts alike, "Subject to Vanity" explores the personalities, quirks, and sometimes exasperating behaviors of our furry companions. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the original text, allowing readers to experience Benson's work as it was first intended. Discover the enduring appeal of pets and the timeless bonds they forge in this captivating exploration of Victorian animal companionship.
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