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Henry Salt's father: Thomas Henry Salt
Henry Salt's mother: Ellen Matilda Salt (née Allnatt)
Henry Shakespear Stephens Salt was christened at St John in the Wilderness, Nynee Tal, India in 1851
Henry Salt as a child
Henry Salt at Eton College
Henry Stephens Salt at Eton College 1871
Henry Salt at Eton College 1875
Kate: Catherine Leigh Salt (née Joynes)
Henry and Kate Salt at Tilford
Henry Salt author of Animals' Rights
Henry Salt (possibly at Tilford)
Henry Stephens Salt in study
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Henry Salt and Catherine Salt (née Mandeville)
Henry Salt and Catherine Salt
Henry Salt in later years
Henry Salt and Mahatma Gandhi in 1931

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Henry Salt - Humanitarian Reformer

Philosophy of Failure

It is this–that all these humane things have to be said a thousand, ten thousand times, without gaining attention, yet at last they do somehow come to the front when they are taken up in the right quarter.

HENRY S. SALT

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