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Black Beauty

Black Beauty

$395.00
Black Beauty
$395.00

The Story

6C Anna Sewell, Illustrated by Cecil Aldin. London: Jarrods, ca.1910.

Description

Black Beauty, written by Anna Sewell and published in 1877, is a novel told from the perspective of a horse, chronicling his life from carefree foal to working animal facing both kindness and cruelty. Through the voice of Black Beauty, Sewell exposes the harsh realities of 19th-century treatment of horses—overwork, harsh bits, and neglect—while advocating for compassion, humane care, and ethical responsibility toward animals. The book was groundbreaking in giving a non-human narrator a fully realized, empathetic voice, and it became an immediate moral and social success, influencing public attitudes toward animal welfare. Today, Black Beauty is recognized as a classic of children’s literature and a seminal work in the genre of animal fiction.

Notes

Large blue fabric binding with gold tooling of a horse and colt on front cover, slight rubbing on top and bottom spine, intact, colored illustrations throughout, overall good condition.

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Details & Craftsmanship

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

6C Anna Sewell, Illustrated by Cecil Aldin. London: Jarrods, ca.1910.

Description

Black Beauty, written by Anna Sewell and published in 1877, is a novel told from the perspective of a horse, chronicling his life from carefree foal to working animal facing both kindness and cruelty. Through the voice of Black Beauty, Sewell exposes the harsh realities of 19th-century treatment of horses—overwork, harsh bits, and neglect—while advocating for compassion, humane care, and ethical responsibility toward animals. The book was groundbreaking in giving a non-human narrator a fully realized, empathetic voice, and it became an immediate moral and social success, influencing public attitudes toward animal welfare. Today, Black Beauty is recognized as a classic of children’s literature and a seminal work in the genre of animal fiction.

Notes

Large blue fabric binding with gold tooling of a horse and colt on front cover, slight rubbing on top and bottom spine, intact, colored illustrations throughout, overall good condition.