Cannibals: Shocking True Tales of the Last Taboo on Land and at Sea

The book is in good condition, with no visible signs of wear or damage to the hardcover binding. The dust jacket appears intact, though its condition cannot be fully assessed from the images provided. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions or markings, making this a well-preserved copy of a first edition.

"Cannibals: Shocking True Tales of the Last Taboo on Land and at Sea," edited by Joseph Cummins, is a fascinating exploration of one of humanity's most controversial practices. Published by The Lyons Press in 2001, this hardcover first edition is a compelling collection of historical accounts and analyses of cannibalism across different cultures and times. The book delves into the anthropological and historical contexts of cannibalism, offering readers a thorough understanding of its role in human history. This edition is particularly noteworthy for its comprehensive approach and meticulous research, making it a valuable resource for those interested in anthropology and history. The Lyons Press, known for its high-quality publications, ensures that this edition is both informative and well-presented. This book is an excellent addition to the collections of history enthusiasts and scholars alike.