The cover page is adapted from Adriaan van der Hoop’s Trotter “De Vlugge” (The Fast One) in a Meadow, a painting completed in 1828 by Anthony Oberman. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
Black Beauty
Capítulos (49)
- Part I: I: My Early Home 0:00
- II: The Hunt 4:30
- III: My Breaking In 10:33
- IV: Birtwick Park 18:52
- V: A Fair Start 24:30
- VI: Liberty 31:50
- VII: Ginger 35:12
- VIII: Ginger’s Story Continued 44:41
- IX: Merrylegs 52:06
- X: A Talk in the Orchard 57:46
- XI: Plain Speaking 1:09:33
- XII: A Stormy Day 1:15:48
- XIII: The Devil’s Trade Mark 1:22:33
- XIV: James Howard 1:28:28
- XV: The Old Hostler 1:34:10
- XVI: The Fire 1:40:00
- XVII: John Manly’s Talk 1:47:53
- XVIII: Going for the Doctor 1:55:21
- XIX: Only Ignorance 2:03:03
- XX: Joe Green 2:07:37
- XXI: The Parting 2:12:57
- Part II: XXII: Earlshall 2:18:23
- XXIII: A Strike for Liberty 2:26:16
- XXIV: The Lady Anne, or a Runaway Horse 2:32:40
- XXV: Reuben Smith 2:44:50
- XXVI: How It Ended 2:51:46
- XXVII: Ruined and Going Downhill 2:57:18
- XXVIII: A Job Horse and His Drivers 3:02:50
- XXIX: Cockneys 3:09:57
- XXX: A Thief 3:22:48
- XXXI: A Humbug 3:27:41
- Part III: XXXII: A Horse Fair 3:33:27
- XXXIII: A London Cab Horse 3:40:35
- XXXIV: An Old War Horse 3:48:07
- XXXV: Jerry Barker 3:58:10
- XXXVI: The Sunday Cab 4:09:10
- XXXVII: The Golden Rule 4:18:33
- XXXVIII: Dolly and a Real Gentleman 4:25:21
- XXXIX: Seedy Sam 4:33:02
- XL: Poor Ginger 4:40:13
- XLI: The Butcher 4:44:52
- XLII: The Election 4:50:22
- XLIII: A Friend in Need 4:53:46
- XLIV: Old Captain and His Successor 5:01:55
- XLV: Jerry’s New Year 5:10:17
- Part IV: XLVI: Jakes and the Lady 5:21:36
- XLVII: Hard Times 5:28:46
- XLVIII: Farmer Thoroughgood and His Grandson Willie 5:37:25
- XLIX: My Last Home 5:44:53
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The best-selling novel Black Beauty by Anna Sewell was published in 1877. The story is a first person narrative told from the perspective of the horse Black Beauty. This unique narrative perspective enables readers to empathize with the lives of working horses and to reflect upon the cruel treatment that has been inflicted upon them. As a result, the novel serves as a strenuous and timeless statement against animal cruelty and exploitation.