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There are these two articles that deal with bestiality in colonial New England
This one is from American Antiquarian 98 (1988) 113-119
https://www.americanantiquarian.org/proceedings/44539423.pdf
https://www.jstor.org/stable/27774160?socuuid=f3b8a53e-dafa-4eef-a844-8a4730eac9a3&socplat=email
And there’s this book
Title: Taming Lust: Crimes against nature in the early Republic /
Author: Ben-Atar, Doron S.
Publication Info: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2014
An older source, further afield, and more broad, is this book:
Title The criminal prosecution and capital punishment of animals / by E.P. Evans.
Published Union, N.J. : Lawbook Exchange, 1998.
Originally published: New York : E.P. Dutton, 1906.
Hope this helps.
Richard Whitekettle
Dept of Religion
Calvin College
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Wish I could remember the name of this book but I think it was published in the 80s and there are several laws about beastiality in it. They are throughout Europe as well as the Indian subcontinent and collect possibly some states in the
US
Very sorry I can’t remember the name but if I do you suddenly remembered I will send it to you
Salima Ikram
Distinguished University Professor,
American University in Cairo
Sent from my iPhone so please excuse egregious spellings
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