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Tracking the Weretiger: Supernatural Man-Eaters of India, China and Southeast Asia

by Patrick Newman

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With a compilation of information that has never before been available in one source, this exhaustive reference work provides complete published election returns for all popular Congressional elections, including special elections, in the United States--over 36,000 since 1788. For all candidates, party affiliation, number of votes received, and percentage of popular vote are given. A brief history of congressional elections is provided, outlining the variations between states in the early years and detailing the changes caused by the Civil War and the Reconstruction era.… (more)
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Newman’s easy style and the fascinating uniqueness of his topic will draw you in. I had no knowledge or interest in this subject until I picked up this book. Newman goes beyond the big game hunting memoirs of the colonial era to examine the real world ramifications of these vicious beasts. He explains the native beliefs surrounding man-eaters – that they were vengeful spirits, demons, gods, or witches in animal form – and what it meant for the marginalized people groups of the time. Focusing on Asian countries, Newman will tell you everything you didn’t know you wanted to know about tigers, leopards, and mysticism surrounding them. ( )
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With a compilation of information that has never before been available in one source, this exhaustive reference work provides complete published election returns for all popular Congressional elections, including special elections, in the United States--over 36,000 since 1788. For all candidates, party affiliation, number of votes received, and percentage of popular vote are given. A brief history of congressional elections is provided, outlining the variations between states in the early years and detailing the changes caused by the Civil War and the Reconstruction era.

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