"Traditional Haggadah"? Question for my thesis

I have bought the Haggadah for the Liberated Lamb by Roberta Kalechofsky. This Haggadah reinterprets the traditional Passover narrative to not only the suffering of the Israelites in Egypt but also the ongoing suffering of animals.

I want to write a thesis where I compare this Haggadah that focus on animal rights and veganism to a more “traditional” Haggadah reading. I know there are no “traditional” Haggadot, there are many and vary between communties. I limit myself to Ashkenazi community.

Are there any Haggadot that are “traditional” in the sense they are very common among Ashkenazi? That I could use for my comparative analysis to the Haggadah for the Liberated Lamb or should I rethink this idea?