The great sea-serpent
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- an historical and critical treatise
A. C. (Antoine Corneille) Oudemans
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1. Front matter2. THE GREAT SEA-SERPENT.3. PREFACE.4. I. Literature on the Subject.5. II. Attempts to discredit the Sea-Serpent. Cheats and Hoaxes.6. II. Attempts to discredit the Sea-Serpent. Cheats and Hoaxes. (continued 2)7. III. Would-be Sea-Serpents.8. III. Would-be Sea-Serpents. (continued 2)9. IV. The various accounts and reports concerning observations of Sea-Serpents, chronologically arranged and thoroughly discussed; and criticisms of the papers written about the subject.10. IV. The various accounts and reports concerning observations of Sea-Serpents, chronologically arranged and thoroughly discussed; and criticisms of the papers written about the subject. (continued 2)11. IV. The various accounts and reports concerning observations of Sea-Serpents, chronologically arranged and thoroughly discussed; and criticisms of the papers written about the subject. (continued 3)12. IV. The various accounts and reports concerning observations of Sea-Serpents, chronologically arranged and thoroughly discussed; and criticisms of the papers written about the subject. (continued 4)13. IV. The various accounts and reports concerning observations of Sea-Serpents, chronologically arranged and thoroughly discussed; and criticisms of the papers written about the subject. (continued 5)14. IV. The various accounts and reports concerning observations of Sea-Serpents, chronologically arranged and thoroughly discussed; and criticisms of the papers written about the subject. (continued 6)15. IV. The various accounts and reports concerning observations of Sea-Serpents, chronologically arranged and thoroughly discussed; and criticisms of the papers written about the subject. (continued 7)16. V. The various explanations hitherto given.17. V. The various explanations hitherto given. (continued 2)18. V. The various explanations hitherto given. (continued 3)19. VI. Conclusions.20. VI. Conclusions. (continued 2)21. VI. Conclusions. (continued 3)22. APPENDIX.23. LAST WORD.24. Transcriber’s Notes