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[with analytical bookmarks for text & illustrations]Contents Introduction by Leslie Shepard 1 *** Preface 1 *** 1. The Devil's Hoof-Marks 9 *** 2. The Vault at Barbados 23 *** 3. The Ships Seen on the Ice 52 *** 4. The Berbalangs of Cagayan Sulu 82 *** 5. Orffyreus' Wheel 89 *** 6. Crosse's Acari 117 *** 7. The Auroras, & other Doubtful Islands 124 *** 8. Mersenne's Numbers 163 *** 9. The Wizard of Mauritius 173 *** 10. The Planet Vulcan 194 *** 11. Nostradamus 204 *** Index 215 Oddities: A Book of Unexplained Facts is a fascinating and thought-provoking collection of strange and mysterious occurrences from around the world. Written by Rupert T. Gould, a renowned historian and collector of oddities, the book explores a wide range of topics, from the bizarre behavior of animals to inexplicable phenomena in the natural world.Each chapter of the book delves into a different topic, such as strange weather patterns, unsolved crimes, and eerie coincidences. Gould uses a combination of scientific research and historical accounts to shed light on these mysterious events, but ultimately leaves the reader to draw their own conclusions. Throughout the book, Gould's writing is engaging and ac
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- Author
- Rupert T. Gould
- Publisher
- University Books
- Published
- 1965
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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