| A very curious and valuable account of a little-known variety of thuggee, which possibly may still be practised. |
| For many years he was employed as Commissioner for the suppression of thuggee. |
| Had not the punishments you had received turned your heart from thuggee? |
| Yet thuggee, capable of exciting the mind so strongly, will not, cannot be annihilated! |
| That must really be the secret of the rise and development of thuggee. |
| This paper will examine the phenomenon designated thuggee by colonial authority in nineteenth-century India. |
