Jan Bondeson, Buried alive: the terrifying history of our most primal fear, New York and London, W W Norton, 2001, pp. 320, illus., £18.95 (hardback 0-393-04906-X).

Ann Dally

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Jan Bondeson, Buried alive: the terrifying history of our most primal fear, New York and London, W W Norton, 2001, pp. 320, illus., £18.95 (hardback 0-393-04906-X).

Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 November 2012

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Information: Medical History , Volume 46 , Issue 4 , October 2002 , pp. 612

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Jan Bondeson, Buried alive: the terrifying history of our most primal fear, New York and London, W W Norton, 2001, pp. 320, illus., £18.95 (hardback 0-393-04906-X).

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