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The stealing of human organs might seem ridiculous, but it had been barely fifty years since the infamous case of Burke and Hare, the "Resurrectionists" - or body snatchers - who were charged with robbing graves and committing as many as thirty murders to supply doctors and medical schools in Edinburgh with anatomical specimens for dissection.
Portrait of a Killer Cornwell, Patricia 1930
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Stancii said, "The Resurrectionists are a myth Besand's bunch use to keep themselves employed."
The White Rose Cook, Glen 1985
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The Resurrectionists is a more song-orientated CD which kind of spells out the messages and is a lot more straight forward.
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"Resurrectionists;" a class of depraved wretches whose only employment is that of body-snatching, or robbing the graves of their dead; from which they derive a ready and lucrative emolument.
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Turns out that during her childhood the narrator of "Houndwife" met one of the Ladies of the Stephens Ward Tea League and Society of Resurrectionists and ... well ... you'll see.
Ostara '10 greygirlbeast 2010
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Turns out that during her childhood the narrator of "Houndwife" met one of the Ladies of the Stephens Ward Tea League and Society of Resurrectionists and ... well ... you'll see.
Ostara '10 greygirlbeast 2010
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Turns out that during her childhood the narrator of "Houndwife" met one of the Ladies of the Stephens Ward Tea League and Society of Resurrectionists and ... well ... you'll see.
Ostara '10 greygirlbeast 2010
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Resurrectionists prided themselves on leaving clothing and jewelry behind.
Kate Kelly: Medical Knowledge Used to Depend on Grave Robbing 2009
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He finds an anchorite, a woman living a solitary religious life as a hermit; a community of Resurrectionists seeking an ancient race of aliens who supposedly lived on the planet millennia ago; and a strange pair of an elderly man and his simpleton brother who has visions of the future, one of which seemingly involves Cole.
Archive 2007-08-01 adamosf 2007
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The Resurrectionists left with smiles and signed papers.
Prayers To Broken Stones Simmons, Dan 1990
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