Hannah Mary Tabbs and the Disembodied Torso: A Tale of Race, Sex, and Violence in America
Kali Nicole Gross examines Hannah Mary Tabbs and the story of a disembodied torso through the intertwined themes of race, sex, and violence. The book places this unsettling subject within a broader American historical context, inviting readers to consider how identity, power, and violence shape the understanding of the past.
About This Book
Kali Nicole Gross explores the historical story associated with Hannah Mary Tabbs and a disembodied torso.
The book considers race, sex, and violence as central themes in American history.
Its focus brings together questions of identity, social power, and the ways violent events are understood and remembered.
This work offers a historically grounded examination of a disturbing episode and its wider American context.
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