The Autobiography of a Quack and The Case of George Dedlow

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In the "Case of George Dedlow", the hero, who lost both legs in the Civil War, was contacted by spirits at a séance. The spirits were his amputated limbs which had been preserved in the Army Medical Museum. They allowed him to "walk" on his invisible limbs.

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