Publisher's Synopsis
"Notes On Spontaneous Combustion" delves into the perplexing phenomenon of human spontaneous combustion, exploring historical accounts and attempting scientific explanations. Wyatt Angelicus Van S. Papworth examines reported cases, theories surrounding potential causes, and the social impact of this unsettling mystery.
This book offers a unique perspective on a subject that has fascinated and bewildered researchers and the public alike for centuries. Papworth meticulously catalogs observations and analyzes the various hypotheses, providing a valuable resource for those interested in the fringes of science and the exploration of unexplained phenomena.
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