[28]. Rees's "Encyclopædia," Article, "Man."
[29]. Vegetarian Messenger, January, 1899.
[30]. Nineteenth Century, August, 1898.
[31]. Edward Carpenter, "The Art of Creation," "Health a Conquest."
[32]. Walden, "Higher Laws."
[33]. It is a curious fact that the Greek word psychic had the double sense of spiritual and carnal. See Tertullian's treatise, "Against the Carnal-Minded" (Psychicos).
[34]. Even cannibalism—such is the complexity of the human character—is not always directly demoralising. "This unnatural practice," says Captain Burrows in his "Land of the Pigmies," 1899, "stands by itself, seeming not in any way to affect or retard the development of the better emotions."
[35]. "The Perfect Way in Diet."
[36]. "Fads of an Old Physician," chap. xiv.
[37]. "Foods for Man."