David Irving

Memoirs of the Life and Writings of George Buchanan (1807) David Irving

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Contributor Bio:  Irving, David David Irving is the author of the highly acclaimed The Protein Myth: Significantly Reducing the Risk of Cancer, Heart Disease, Stroke, and Diabetes While Saving the Animals and Building a Better World. He has written several other books on animal rights issues including The Cruel Science: Animal Research from Aristotle to the 21st Century; Untying the Knot of Animal Dependency: The legacy of prehistoric humans to the modern world; Where Flew the Sparrow: How the acceptance of cruelty to animals crept into the Christian Faith; Is It Christian to Hunt?; Trappersville USA; and The Maple Syrup Collector: An Old Fashioned Animal Rights Tale. He is also the author of The Voice in the Stone, a novel about the controversial 14th century German mystic Meister Eckhart and So You Vant to Conduct der Orchester, a Musical Joke.