Historical Mysteries

Exploring intriguing historical mysteries, this collection features essays that delve into notable cases such as the disappearance of Kaspar Hauser and the Gowrie Conspiracy. Lang combines his literary prowess with a keen interest in anthropology to analyze these enigmatic events, offering insights into their cultural significance. The essays, originally published in The Cornhill Magazine in 1904, showcase a range of fascinating topics, including infamous murders and bizarre occurrences, reflecting Lang's diverse interests and expertise.