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http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2013/05/jamestown-bones-show-signs-of-ca.html 

Though rare in modern times, cannibalism has long been a fact of our existence.  Here the Jamestown event is documented.  When I read Heart of the Sea, Philbrick portrayed it as an, unstated but, accepted code amongst sea fairing sailors of the 19th century.    

It's interesting when push comes to shove with respect to human behaviors.  My guess it that the saying should be "All is fair in love, war, and starvation."

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Charles Carlson
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