JUNGLE WAYS - Seabrook, 1931 - BLACK SORCERY WITCHCRAFT AFRICA CANNIBALISM RITES ANTIQUE & VINTAGE ART he wrote articles on astrology

he wrote articles on astrology and appeared in radio shows

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on the development of ceremonies and rituals which developed out of dramatic events throughout the history of the freemasons

JUNGLE WAYS - Seabrook, 1931 - BLACK SORCERY WITCHCRAFT AFRICA CANNIBALISM RITES ANTIQUE & VINTAGE ART he wrote articles on astrologyBook Details + Condition: Blue Ribbon Books (New York), 1931. Hardcover. 308 pages, with photographs and maps to the rear. Journalist and adventurer William Seabrook offers firsthand accounts of remote African tribes, some which practiced cannibalism. He later admitted the tribe did not allow him to join in on the ritualistic cannibalism. Instead, he obtained samples of human flesh from a hospital and cooked it himself. A fascinating account, with