Werewolf Trials: The Dark History of Lycanthropy

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.


Step into the shadowy world of lycanthropy and the real-life werewolf trials that have terrorized communities throughout history. This book delves into the psychological and cultural factors that have contributed to the myth of the werewolf, from ancient folklore to modern-day sightings. Examine the cases of Peter Stubbe, Gilles Garnier, and other accused werewolves, and explore the scientific explanations for the phenomenon of lycanthropy.

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Werewolf Trials: The Dark History of Lycanthropy

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.


Step into the shadowy world of lycanthropy and the real-life werewolf trials that have terrorized communities throughout history. This book delves into the psychological and cultural factors that have contributed to the myth of the werewolf, from ancient folklore to modern-day sightings. Examine the cases of Peter Stubbe, Gilles Garnier, and other accused werewolves, and explore the scientific explanations for the phenomenon of lycanthropy.

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Werewolf Trials: The Dark History of Lycanthropy

Werewolf Trials: The Dark History of Lycanthropy

by Thomas Jacob

Narrated by Digital Voice Madison G

Unabridged — 40 minutes

Werewolf Trials: The Dark History of Lycanthropy

Werewolf Trials: The Dark History of Lycanthropy

by Thomas Jacob

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Unabridged — 40 minutes

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Overview

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.


Step into the shadowy world of lycanthropy and the real-life werewolf trials that have terrorized communities throughout history. This book delves into the psychological and cultural factors that have contributed to the myth of the werewolf, from ancient folklore to modern-day sightings. Examine the cases of Peter Stubbe, Gilles Garnier, and other accused werewolves, and explore the scientific explanations for the phenomenon of lycanthropy.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940191244587
Publisher: Thomas Jacob
Publication date: 08/20/2024
Series: Deadly Legends Series: True Stories Behind Folklore and Myths , #2
Edition description: Unabridged
Sales rank: 890,666
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