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Samuel Clemens (the author Mark Twain) always was extremely fond of animals, especially cats. He recalled that he learned kindness to animals from the example of his mother in small-town Missouri in the 1830s and 1840s. She defended cart horses from abuse by their drivers, took in scores of stray cats and would not allow her children to have pets in cages: "An imprisoned creature was out of the question-my mother would not have allowed a rat to be restrained of its liberty." Yet Mrs. Clemens …

"Kindness to All Around": The Changing Ethics of Animal Treatment in the Middle-Class Household, 1820-1870