| As such, the campaigns against thuggee and suttee frequently cropped up in imperial apologetics. |
| Yet thuggee, capable of exciting the mind so strongly, will not, cannot be annihilated! |
| Leaders of the dreaded thuggee cult were trapped and held captive in tunnels by Major General Sir W.H. Sleeman. |
| Wagner argues that the history of thuggee need no longer be limited to the study of its representation. |
| This paper will examine the phenomenon designated thuggee by colonial authority in nineteenth-century India. |
| For many years he was employed as Commissioner for the suppression of thuggee. |
