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  Tràigh Ghrianal, Greenhill Beach, Tiree Scan

  Scottish Beach Project ·from The Grianal Mermaid of Tiree (1795)
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  Exterior of the Madonna dell'Archetto chapel and alley, Via di San Marcello, Rome Scan

  Labicanense ·from The 1796 miraculous wave of moving-eyed Madonnas in Rome and Ancona (1796)
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  La Vang shrine or statue, from the Marie de Nazareth encyclopedia Scan

  from Our Lady of La Vang (1798)
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  Aerial view of Veyreau Scan

  from The Beast of Veyreau: a child-killing beast on the Causse Noir (1799)
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  Causse Noir landscape Scan

  from The Beast of Veyreau: a child-killing beast on the Causse Noir (1799)
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  The church of Veyreau, where Casimir Fages was priest Scan

  from The Beast of Veyreau: a child-killing beast on the Causse Noir (1799)
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  Landscape of the Causse Noir Scan

  from The Beast of Veyreau: a child-killing beast on the Causse Noir (1799)
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  Gorges de la Jonte Scan

  from The Beast of Veyreau: a child-killing beast on the Causse Noir (1799)
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  Village sign of Veyreau with the Occitan name Veirau Scan

  from The Beast of Veyreau: a child-killing beast on the Causse Noir (1799)
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  Title page of Cummings's pamphlet Scan

  Bar Harbor Story ·from The Nelly Butler Apparition, Sullivan, Maine (1799)
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  Captain George Butler's deposition page Scan

  Bar Harbor Story ·from The Nelly Butler Apparition, Sullivan, Maine (1799)
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  Cover of the 1859 reprint of Abraham Cummings's Immortality Proved by the Testimony of Sense Scan

  Maine State Library ·from The Nelly Butler Apparition, Sullivan, Maine (1799)
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  1795 survey map of Sullivan, Maine Scan

  Massachusetts Archives / Old Maps ·from The Nelly Butler Apparition, Sullivan, Maine (1799)
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  1795 map of Sullivan Scan

  Bar Harbor Story; original Massachusetts Archives / Old Maps ·from The Nelly Butler Apparition, Sullivan, Maine (1799)
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  The narrows into Taunton Bay, near where the Blaisdel home stood Scan

  Aislinn Sarnacki / Bangor Daily News ·from The Nelly Butler Apparition, Sullivan, Maine (1799)
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  A Butler gravestone Scan

  American Ghost Walks ·from The Nelly Butler Apparition, Sullivan, Maine (1799)
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  The utsuro-bune, illustration from Ōshuku zakki (c. 1815) Scan

  Komai Norimura ·from The Utsuro-bune (Hollow Ship) of Hitachi, 1803 (1803)
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  The utsuro-bune and its occupant, illustration from Ume no chiri (1844) Scan

  Nagahashi Matajirō ·from The Utsuro-bune (Hollow Ship) of Hitachi, 1803 (1803)
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  Illustration from Ōshuku zakki Scan

  Komai Norimura ·from The Utsuro-bune (Hollow Ship) of Hitachi, 1803 (1803)
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  Hyōryū kishū illustration of the vessel drifted ashore on the Ogasawara fief Scan

  Via Wikimedia Commons and The Public Domain Review ·from The Utsuro-bune (Hollow Ship) of Hitachi, 1803 (1803)
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  The utsuro-bune, illustration from Hyōryū kishū Scan

  Unknown artist, c. 1868 per Commons ·from The Utsuro-bune (Hollow Ship) of Hitachi, 1803 (1803)
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  The barbarian woman of the utsuro-bune, from Hirokata zuihitsu Scan

  Yashiro Hirokata, National Archives of Japan ·from The Utsuro-bune (Hollow Ship) of Hitachi, 1803 (1803)
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  Black-hulled variant, 1825 drawing credited to Bakin, also in Nihon zuihitsu taisei (1928) Scan

  Kyokutei Bakin ·from The Utsuro-bune (Hollow Ship) of Hitachi, 1803 (1803)
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  Illustration from Toen shōsetsu (1825) Scan

  Kyokutei Bakin ·from The Utsuro-bune (Hollow Ship) of Hitachi, 1803 (1803)
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  The Hammersmith Ghost frightening a woman, engraving Scan

  Amusing Planet ·from The Hammersmith Ghost panic and the shooting of Thomas Millwood, 1804 (1804)
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  John Graham, the Hammersmith Ghost, 1804 print of the self-confessed hoaxer in costume (LDORL 01822) Scan

  Orleans House Gallery, Richmond upon Thames Borough Art Collection (Paton Collection), unknown artist ·from The Hammersmith Ghost panic and the shooting of Thomas Millwood, 1804 (1804)
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  Period-style illustration of the Hammersmith Ghost Scan

  Crime Magazine ·from The Hammersmith Ghost panic and the shooting of Thomas Millwood, 1804 (1804)
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  The Hammersmith Ghost, an 1804 engraving depicting the spectral figure Scan

  Wellcome Library, London. Wellcome Images images@wellcome.ac.uk ·from The Hammersmith Ghost panic and the shooting of Thomas Millwood, 1804 (1804)
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  1811 Memoirs sketch based on George Sherar's description Scan

  Memoirs of the Wernerian Natural History Society ·from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  John Barclay, 1820 portrait Scan

  from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  Surviving remains held at the National Museum of Scotland Scan

  Stronsay community website ·from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  Annotated photo of the National Museum of Scotland samples Scan

  Stronsay community website ·from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  Sir Everard Home Scan

  from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  National Library of Scotland samples mounted on card Scan

  Stronsay community website ·from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  Rothiesholm Head, Stronsay Scan

  Stronsay community website ·from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  1811 engraving of the Stronsay Beast vertebrae Scan

  from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  Modern artistic reconstruction based on eyewitness accounts Scan

  Tim Morris ·from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  The "Stronsay Beast", ink wash scale drawing by Mr Petrie, 1808 Scan

  Orkney Museum ·from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  Erik Pontoppidan Scan

  from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  Sketch of the Stronsay Beast Scan

  Stronsay community website ·from The Stronsay Beast carcass and the Orkney sworn statements (1808)
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  Unidentified historical reference image Scan

  from The Bête des Cévennes: the Beast of the Vivarais, 1809 (1809)
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  Mont Lozère landscape Scan

  from The Bête des Cévennes: the Beast of the Vivarais, 1809 (1809)
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  "Dévorés par les loups": list of children eaten by wolves, Malbosc, 1812 to 1815 Scan

  Alainauzas (own archive) ·from The Bête des Cévennes: the Beast of the Vivarais, 1809 (1809)

  Convenue Malbose Droit Sorgentien Departement Sordebe Liste des Enfant devoré àav les loupa Nomo et fidicious agee lism dujure et date et observazione auo 12. auo 13. auo 14. auo 15. auo 16. auo 17. auo 18. auo 19. auo 20. auo 21. auo 22. auo 23. auo 24. auo 25. auo 26. auo 27. auo 28. auo 29. auo 3…

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  Illustration of the beast, origin unknown Scan

  from The Bête des Cévennes: the Beast of the Vivarais, 1809 (1809)
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  Illustration of the beast, artist and date unknown Scan

  from The Bête des Cévennes: the Beast of the Vivarais, 1809 (1809)
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  Illustration of the beast, origin unknown Scan

  from The Bête des Cévennes: the Beast of the Vivarais, 1809 (1809)
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  The Massachusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette, 2 November 1809, which printed "The Mermaid" on its front page Scan

  Rarenewspapers.com ·from The Reay mermaid of Sandside Bay, Caithness, 1809 (1809)

  o produce melons. telligence. 10 NDIES. the Governor Gen. has received the force that a detach- ary force at Hydra- sard of Lieut. Col. of a corps of horse units of native infant- province of Cande- the predatory force Seup. Row Holkar, and Dandieu Khan, of near 100 miles, surprising the enemy hair,…

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  Page scan of the Massachusetts Spy, 2 November 1809 Scan

  Rarenewspapers.com ·from The Reay mermaid of Sandside Bay, Caithness, 1809 (1809)
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  Smaller version of the 'Wild Dog of Ennerdale' illustration Scan

  from The Girt Dog of Ennerdale (1810)
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  Illustration titled 'Wild Dog of Ennerdale', an artwork of unknown date and artist Scan

  from The Girt Dog of Ennerdale (1810)