3rd International Vegetarian Congress 1893 - Chicago, USA
Held at the World's Fair, and attended by a large British delegation. Some reports from UK journals:
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Pre-Congress Notices (from London and Manchester) - Vegetarianism and Peace - by William E. A. Axon (England), an address at the Temple Church, Philadelphia, May 31, 1893, published in The Vegetarian Messenger (Manchester)
- Vital Food - by Mr. A. F. Hills (England), President of the Vegetarian Federal Union. A paper read before the Congress [published in The Vegetarian (London) to be added in due course]
- Vegetarianism Universal, a day dream - by John E. B. Mayor, M.A. (England), a paper prepared for the Congress [published in The Vegetarian Messenger (Manchester) to be added in due course]
- The Literature of Vegetarianism - by William E. A. Axon, a paper prepared for the Congress [published in The Vegetarian Messenger (Manchester) to be added in due course]
- The Joyous Message of Vegetarianism - by Dr. Paul Förster (Germany) a paper prepared for the Congress, published in The Vegetarian Messenger (Manchester)
- Tendencies of Vegetarianism - by William E. A. Axon (an address delivered at Lake Goguac, Michigan, June 14, 1893; published in The Vegetarian Messenger (Manchester)
- Preliminary report from the Vegetarian Messenger, Manchester
- Report from the Organising Secretary from The Vegetarian, London
- Report of the Deputation from the Vegetarian Society - from the Vegetarian Messenger, Manchester
- To Chicago! - extracts from a series of articles about the trip The Vegetarian, London
- Welcome home to the deputation - from the Vegetarian Messenger, Manchester
- The Vegetarian Annexe at the World's Fair from The Vegetarian, London
- Later notes - from the Vegetarian Messenger, Manchester
- Echoes of the Chicago Exhibition - by the Rev. Henry S. Clubb, President of the Vegetarian Society of America, reflecting on the Congress.
The Vegetarian Federal Union's Stall at the World's Fair, Chicago, 1893
Compiled by John Davis
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