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Sydney Jordan, who works in archival processing at USF Special Collections, writes:

One of the many great perks of working in Special Collections is unexpectedly coming across hidden gems in the stacks. This slim volume may look innocuous at a quick glance, but the title alone packs a punch. Footsteps of Blood [see full title above], in addition to being a contender for the longest-title-in-the-smallest-book-award, is an 1803 volume by John Adolphus that covers the author’s view of French military atrocities from 1791-1801. Inside are accounts of “sanguinary barbarians” and a “Jacobin butcher”… just to name a few. The contents are said to be enough to ensure that “humanity shudders.”

Sydney Jordan, who works in archival processing at USF Special Collections, writes:

One of the many great perks of working in Special Collections is unexpectedly coming across hidden gems in the stacks. This slim volume may look innocuous at a quick glance, but the title alone packs a punch. Footsteps of Blood [see full title above], in addition to being a contender for the longest-title-in-the-smallest-book-award, is an 1803 volume by John Adolphus that covers the author’s view of French military atrocities from 1791-1801. Inside are accounts of “sanguinary barbarians” and a “Jacobin butcher”… just to name a few. The contents are said to be enough to ensure that “humanity shudders.”