No Hiding Place
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"Jean Guyon Cosbrun obtained for me from a hospital interne at the Sorbonne a chunk of human meat from the body of the first healthy human carcass killed by accident, that they could dispose of as they chose. I cooked it in Neuilly, at the Villa of the Baron Gabriel des Hons, ..."--No Hiding Place, page 306, William Seabrook, 1942 |
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No Hiding Place (1942) is an autobiography by William Seabrook.
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