Cannibalism and a Coburg murder case told in antiquity style
The article surveys cannibalism across civilizations from India and Egypt to Greece and Rome, then recounts a Coburg murder case where a barber and his wife killed and ate their grandchildren. It details 19th century German judicial procedure and the grim discovery of five child bones in a cellar.
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India
Egypt
Phenicia
Moses
Jephta
Polipheon & Company
Scotia
America
Australia
Africa
Europe
Asia
Coburg
Prince Albert
Thuringia
Germany
Agaib
Great Britain
Bath and Wells
Wells
Penelope Nicholas
London
Horsely
Sussex
Severn
Thames
Holland
City of
Java
Universal belief in a higher Power guides man’s immortality idea
An early 18th century discussion reviews Dr Carpenter on mankind’s instinct to believe in an unseen existence. It notes universal religious notions across races, the immortal soul, and the mind’s aspiration toward a spiritual realm with higher beings and divine creation. Also included are short items on storms, teaching demographics, and social quirks.
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Dr. Carpenter
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Virginia
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England
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Harris
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Athens, Ohio
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Athens County
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Baltimore
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