World● Low50m ago · Nov 14, 2026, 6:00 AM
The case that banned cannibalism on the high seas and Edgar Allan Poe's astonishing premonition: "We did nothing wrong!"
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In 1838, the writer narrated in his only novel a shipwreck and an act of anthropophagy among survivors; 46 years later, a real case repeated that story with names and surnames.
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