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Category : Cannibalism
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Pages : 139
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Human Leopards; An Account of the Trials of Human Leopards Before the Special Commission Court; With a Note on Sierra Leone, Past and Present, by K.J. Beatty. With a Pref. by Sir William Brandford Griffith
Author: Kenneth James BeattyPublisher:
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Category : Cannibalism
Languages : en
Pages : 139
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Human Leopards, an Account of the Trials of Human Leopards Before the Special Commission Court, with a Note on Sierra Leone, Past and Present, by K. J. Beatty,... With a Preface by Sir William Brandford Griffith
Author: K. J. BeattyHuman Leopards
Author: Kenneth James BeattyPublisher:
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Category : Cannibalism
Languages : en
Pages : 139
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Human Leopards, an Account of the Trials of Human Leopards Before the Special Commission Court
Author: Kenneth James BeattyPublisher:
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Category : Cannibalism
Languages : en
Pages : 234
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Human Leopards. An Account of the Trials of Human Leopards Before the Special Commission Court; with a Note on Sierra Leone, Past and Present ... With a Preface by Sir William B. Griffith. 33 Illustrations
Author: Kenneth James BEATTYPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 139
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Human Leopards An Account of the Trials of Human Leopards Before the Special Commission Court; With a Note on Sierra Leone, Past and Present
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Human Leopards; an Account of the Trials of Human Leopards Before the Special Commission Court. With a Note on Sierra Leone, Past and Present
Author: Kenneth James BeattyPublisher: Franklin Classics
ISBN: 9780342664825
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Languages : en
Pages : 230
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Human Leopards; an Account of the Trials of Human Leopards Before the Special Commission Court. With a Note on Sierra Leone, Past and Present
Author: K. J. BeattyPublisher:
ISBN: 9789354039645
Category : History
Languages : en
Pages : 222
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Human Leopards; an Account of the Trials of Human Leopards Before the Special Commission Court. with a Note on Sierra Leone, Past and Present
Author: Kenneth James BeattyPublisher: Hardpress Publishing
ISBN: 9781290728720
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Languages : en
Pages : 236
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Human Leopards
Author: K J BeattyPublisher:
ISBN: 9789492355492
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Languages : en
Pages : 210
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The early 20th century showed an increase number of occult murders by the Human Leopard Society of Sierra Leone. The main reason for the killings was to obtain human fat for anointing a terrible fetish called the Borfima, whose black magic depended on the frequency with which it was "fed". These killings got mixed with ritual cannibalism, of which the first reports for this area date back to 1609. Unlike other Leopards Societies an unexplainable social dissonant sticks to the Sierra Leone version: "The bush seemed to me pervaded with something supernatural, a spirit which was striving to bridge the animal and the human. Some of the weird spirit of their surroundings has, I think, entered into the people, and accounts for their weird customs. The people are by no means a low, savage race. I found many of them highly intelligent, shrewd, with more than the average sense of humor, and with the most marvelous faculty for keeping hidden what they did not wish to be known..." (W. Brandford Griffith, September 1915.) This revised and illustrated edition comes with a Post Scriptum about other Leopard fraternities like the Congolese Anyota, the Nigerian Ekpe and it's offspring the Cuban Abakuá.