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  Title page of George Sinclair's Satan's Invisible World Discovered (1685), from the 1871 facsimile Scan

  George Sinclair ·from The Coltheart Haunting of Mary King's Close (1680)

  Satans Invisible WORLD DISCOVERED; OR, A Choice Collection of Modern Relations, proving evidently against the Saduces and Atheists of this present Age, that there are Devils, Spirits, Witches, and Apparitions, from Authentick Records, Attestations of Famous Witnesses, and undoubted Verity. To all wh…

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  Great sea serpent shot at by the crew of Lawrence de Ferry in 1746. Steel engraving by W. H. Lizars after James Stewart, from Robert Hamilton's Amphibious Carnivora (Edinburgh, 1839). An artist's reconstruction. Scan

  Album/Florilegius/Album Archivo/SuperStock ·from Captain Lorenz von Ferry's sea serpent off Molde, 1746 (1746)
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  "Great Sea Serpent", Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion Scan

  Gleason's Pictorial ·from HMS Daedalus sea serpent: Captain M'Quhae's report and the Richard Owen dispute, 1848 (1848)

  HEAD OF THE SEA SERPENT SEEN BY CAPT. M'QUILE. W of Good Hope on the 30th of July and reached St. Helena on the 16th of August. Next, the following very interesting report, by Captain M'Quiah, was forwarded to the Admiralty: "Her Majesty's Ship Dreadfuls, Hamanoze, Oct. 11. "Sir—In reply to your let…

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  Sydney Morning Herald, 23 January 1932, p. 7: Frederick Cox recalls Birmingham's flying machine. Scan

  Sydney Morning Herald, via Bill Chalker ·from Frederick William Birmingham's Parramatta Park Ark (1868)

  "Did I ever tell you about Birmingham," he asked. "Birmingham was an alderman of Parramatta Council, and an engineer, and at his house in Duck-lane, near the Old Men's Home in Macquarie-street, Parramatta, he built a flying machine. As he failed to form a company to get the machine on the market, Bi…

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  "Pro Bono Publico" letter, 16 February 1883 Scan

  strangehistory.net ·from The Dundee Ghost Scare: Blackness Quarry's "Big Black Man" and "Springheels" (1882-83) (1883)

  Print Download Tag Comment tleman was Club. He misguided to prevent than usually the Inland tookbrokers as as to the da paid to IENT-THE CHURCHES LONDON TEAM IN My Night. mning of the row. The he been read serial dinner which are ing, will be position to- accompanied on the violin by the Duke. LETTE…

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  New York Times, 6 January 1934, issue carrying the Grant report Scan

  Rare Newspapers ·from Arthur Grant's land sighting of the Loch Ness Monster on the Abriachan road, 1934 (1934)

  GETFACT On Senators Emphasizing abilities. TO WORK Major Demen Preventiation. n. 5.—Presi- ordered full loca- tion of the ence water- enate leaders approved with after a con- House with man of the mority. Later with Sena- leader, who bank and file support the efficient votes d today at nators were W…

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  New York Times, 6 January 1934, issue carrying the Grant report Scan

  Rare Newspapers ·from Arthur Grant's land sighting of the Loch Ness Monster on the Abriachan road, 1934 (1934)

  URGES CE PACT On Senators Emphasizing sibilities. UT TO WORK Scotch Student Says He Met Sea Monster While Motorcycling on Loch Ness Shores Wireless to THE New York Trans. Jan. 5.--fright, mad crossed the INVERNESS, Scotland, Jan. 5.—f The Loch Ness "sea monster was o this reported to have been seen …

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  First page of Scott and Rines, 'Naming the Loch Ness Monster', Nature 1975 Scan

  Nature ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)

  Naming the Loch Ness monster Recent publicity concerning new claims for the existence of the Loch Ness monster has focused on the evidence offered by Sir Peter Scott and Robert Rines. Here, in an article planned to coincide with the now-cancelled symposium in Edinburgh at which the whole issue was d…

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  The Star, 24 March 1998, a cutting later found in the Ministry of Defence UFO files. Scan

  The Star ·from The Howden Moor Incident: Sonic Booms and Low Lights over the Dark Peak (1997)

  A mountain rescue unit escours the moors. Was the 'crash' a Tornado jet, above, illegally breaking the sound harrier? A HUNT for a 'crashed aircraft' which cost tens of thousands of pounds could have been sparked by a military Jet illegally breaking the sound barrier. A emergency services from four …

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  Sheffield Star front page, 25 March 1997. Scan

  The Star; reporting by David Clarke ·from The Howden Moor Incident: Sonic Booms and Low Lights over the Dark Peak (1997)

  Moors plane crash riddle NO wonder she's got a winning smile . . . actress Juliette Binoche has just picked up the Oscar for best supporting actress in The English Patient, bringing the British film's haul of trophies at Hollywood's biggest night of the year to an amazing NINE awards FULL STORY: P10…