The Quarterly Review, 260. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1933 |
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Page 146
... resurrectionists ' indeed . In 1824 John MacIntire of Edinburgh was buried while in a trance , but was hauled up again by the snatchers ' and sold to the doctors for dissection . At the first incision made by the knife a shudder ran ...
... resurrectionists ' indeed . In 1824 John MacIntire of Edinburgh was buried while in a trance , but was hauled up again by the snatchers ' and sold to the doctors for dissection . At the first incision made by the knife a shudder ran ...
Page 147
... sepsis that had gained entry into his system by way of an unnoticed finger - prick . 6 Watch - towers and other devices were employed to check the resurrectionists ' depredations . Armed men were often EXIT THE BODY - SNATCHERS 147.
... sepsis that had gained entry into his system by way of an unnoticed finger - prick . 6 Watch - towers and other devices were employed to check the resurrectionists ' depredations . Armed men were often EXIT THE BODY - SNATCHERS 147.
Page 148
... resurrectionists ' depredations . Armed men were often employed to guard a newly - buried body , but these were liable to be attacked by ' snatchers , ' also armed , as in Glasnevin churchyard in 1830 , where a battle was fought for ...
... resurrectionists ' depredations . Armed men were often employed to guard a newly - buried body , but these were liable to be attacked by ' snatchers , ' also armed , as in Glasnevin churchyard in 1830 , where a battle was fought for ...
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