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Eating their own kind
In his grisly history of cannibalism, zoologist Bill Schutt asks what drives an animal to feast on its own flesh and blood.
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Close encounters of the spiritualist kind
When it comes to practical and emotional advice, Daphne heeds the words of her lost loved ones. Find out how a spiritualist medium helps her stay in touch.
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Titans in the landscape
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Is shoegaze the loneliest genre of music?
Christine Ro explores the connection between shyness and shoegaze.
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Regulation of slaughter-houses. Report of a deputation received by the Right Hon. Walter H. Long... from the Church Society for the Promotion of Kindness to Animals, and the Church Sanitary Association, 25th February 1897.
Long, Walter H.Date: 1897- Books
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Britannia consurgens on Gods ways and means, of Perfect Wisdom. The Art of Alms. The Law of Kindness, and The perfect Constitution. To Promote and Maintain them in a New Britannia and a New Empire. Part. I.
Date: Printed in the Year, MDCCX. [1710]- Books
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An evangelical dialogue between Cornelius Cayley and Echo: Setting forth the great Mercy and loving Kindness of God towards Man, in the Death and Sufferings of His beloved Son, Jesus Christ; in Whom He is well-pleased; and in Whom we have Redemption through His Blood, the Forgiveness of Sins, according to the Riches of His Grace.
Cayley, Cornelius, 1729-1780?.Date: [1780]- Books
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The voyages, adventures, and miraculous escape, of George Barton, of Maidstone, in Kent. Giving a particular Account of his Departure from Home. The Kindness he received from Capt. Irwin, and his young Friend the Midshipman; His Shipwreck, And dwelling on an Uninhabited Island, with the Fair Selima, Their Algerine Captivity, And Providential Escape; With their safe Arrival in England, after he had been absent from thence twelve Years, being supposed to be dead by his father and Relations.
Date: [1795?]- Books
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Essays upon several moral subjects. In two parts. Part I. Upon Pride. Upon Cloaths. Upon Duelling. Upon General Kindness. Upon the Office of a Chaplain. Upon the Weakness of Human Reason. Part II. Of Fame. Of Musick. Of the Value of Life. Of the Spleen. Of Eagerness of Desire. Of Friendship. Of Popularity. A Thought. Of the Entertainment of Books. Of Confidence. Of Envy. Of the Aspect. Against Despair. Of Covetousness. Of Liberty. Of Old Age. Of Pleasure. By Jeremy Collier, M.A.
Collier, Jeremy, 1650-1726.Date: MDCCIX. [1709]