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Critical Condition, a blog (and hopefully more!) about interesting incidents and myths from history, is finally back online after an extended hiatus. I hope to bring more content out in a fairly short amount of time. The first new article, Hallowe'en themed in true Gothic style, talks about fears of premature burial and other horrors in the Victorian era. Enjoy!
Pages
- Burrows Cave and “Diffusionism”
- Oak Island Research
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: The Problem of Myth and History
- Chapter 3: Early History, to 1865
- Chapter 4: Evolution of the Legend: 1865-Present
- The “Patrick” Letter
- Pirate Treasure Motif-index
- The Oak Island Legend as an Expression of Masonic Symbolism
- The “John Brown” Engineering Report of 1867
- A.T. Kempton’s Fake Inscription
- The Top Ten Myths about the Money Pit
- The Jollicure Treasure Tale
- Theories, Guesses, and Nonsense
- The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Report
- Bibliography
- Space World Magazine
- The Beale Treasure
Confirms a lot of the material I’ve been reading, including yours, and supports my own early theory that there really are no box drains or flood tunnel booby traps, just boring old geological facts.
Excellent article. I wish more of our current crop of “journalists” would read this and apply the principles to their own work. Ditto, the fringe writers.
I have a feeling I’ll be referring people to this a lot.