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Anthropophagy

Charles W. Darling

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Privately printed work on cannibalism written by Gen. Charles W. Darling, who served in the Civil War and eventually traveled the world, writing many literary and scientific articles. His work discusses cannibalism from the Greek story of Odysseus to American Indians.

Excerpt from Anthropophagy
Having now made an end of his supper, he took a great draught of goat's milk, and sank into a deep sleep. Ulye ses at once drew his sword, and half resolved to thrust it into the sleeping monster; but desisted when he remem bered that only Polyphemus could remove the massive stone which guarded the entrance. The night was passed in great fear.

Language: English

Pages: 47

Release: January 01, 1886

Anthropophagy

Charles W. Darling

0/5 ( ratings)

Privately printed work on cannibalism written by Gen. Charles W. Darling, who served in the Civil War and eventually traveled the world, writing many literary and scientific articles. His work discusses cannibalism from the Greek story of Odysseus to American Indians.

Excerpt from Anthropophagy
Having now made an end of his supper, he took a great draught of goat's milk, and sank into a deep sleep. Ulye ses at once drew his sword, and half resolved to thrust it into the sleeping monster; but desisted when he remem bered that only Polyphemus could remove the massive stone which guarded the entrance. The night was passed in great fear.

Language: English

Pages: 47

Release: January 01, 1886

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