Man kind?

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1974372 pagesHarper & Row, New York

Cleveland Amory, known for his critiques of human society, now turns his sharp wit to the controversial world of hunting. Through extensive research and a blend of humor, satire, and searing irony, Amory exposes the motivations behind hunting wild animals for sport, profit, and even revenge. This book promises to fascinate readers while also provoking anger, forever changing their perspective on hunting practices and the display of animal trophies.

Avg. reading time: 7h 3m
Prose complexity: 7/10

Informative Satirical Thought-Provoking

Cleveland Amory

Cleveland Amory is the author behind the heartwarming Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover's Soul. He's known for his ability to connect with readers through stories that celebrate the special bond between people and their animal companions.

C. Amory

C. Amory is the mind behind "Man kind?", a book that prompts readers to consider what it truly means to be human. Their work often explores complex ideas with a direct, thought-provoking style.

Politics & Society Essays Animals

Cleveland AmoryProtagonist

Teddy RooseveltCameo

Aristotle OnassisCameo

Hunting Moral and ethical aspects Moral and ethical aspects of Hunting Wildlife conservation

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Man Kind?Unknown, 1974

372 pages

Harper & Row, New York

5 editions available