Vital Organs Random House they both believe their armies

they both believe their armies are strong enough to destroy any rival

Dandy Gilver

he soon realises that there is more than one mystery to be solved

Betty's called to the train station to investigate a missing bench

Vital Organs Random House they both believe their armiesFrom Napoleon's penis to Van Gogh's ear, from Marie Antoinette's teeth to Marie Curie's bone marrow, this book brings together the remarkable stories of body parts that have made history. We have always used and abused bodies. We've torn them apart, dug them up, experimented on them or taken bits home to display as trophies. Body parts have been used for propaganda in wars and pulled off in punishment. They've answered medical mysteries, been turned