Shadows of the Week
Anon
Genre: | Regular Feature, Reportage, Drollery |
Subjects: | Archaeology, Botany, Religious Authority, Human Development, Descent |
Includes news that 'an eminent Housebreaker' has found some coins that would interest archaeologists, that 'The Indian Overland Root will be shown at the next Botanical Fête', and that Charles H Spurgeon will lecture for three consecutive hours, in order to prove that the human jaw is 'just as great now-a-days as the one found at Abbeville, supposed to be pre-Adamite'. |
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