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The Wealthy Vegetarian
- The Irony of a Parsimonious Lifestyle
- Narrated by: Jane Weatherstone
- Length: 56 mins
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The Wealthy Vegetarian
Narrated by:
Jane Weatherstone
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Publisher's Summary
This book contains two essays which were first published in the 1870s and describe how a vegetarian and a teetotaler became rich. It is a fascinating glimpse into the early days of vegetarianism and what people ate who adopted such a diet. Also, a deep insight into how giving up alcohol helped one man became wealthy back in the 19th century. Edited and selected by Professor David Christopher Lane, who, without irony, has been a vegetarian (now vegan) for the past 48 years.
Public Domain (P)2021 David Christopher Lane
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