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Harvard discovers three of its library books are bound in human flesh | Roadtrippers
31 March, 2014 Greg Newkirk There’s something undeniably creepy about big, expansive libraries. The hushed whispers, the almost artificial quiet, and the smell of dusty tomes combine to create a surreal experience. But when it comes to creepy libraries, Harvard … Continue reading →
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Tagged Book, Flaying, French philosophy, Harvard Crimson, Harvard University, Human skin, Massachusetts, United States
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