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Bennett-Parker said she researched some of Mused’s 14 other butcheries, calling neighbors and even visiting Philadelphia.

From Washington Post Mar. 27, 2019

Horse-eating, or hippophagy, became popular in Europe in the 19th century, when famines caused several governments to license horse butcheries.

From Slate Oct. 24, 2011

We hold back from the leap of despair that would let us see that human society always carries within it the capacity to commit such butcheries and think well of itself.

From Time Magazine Archive

So, with sheeps' innards not exactly standard fare in the butcheries of Brazil, I packed two haggis in my luggage when returning from a Christmas vacation in Scotland, and began planning the big event.

From Time Magazine Archive

What especially touched his imagination was the spectacle of imperial Rome as interpreted to him by French decadence: that lust for power and sensation, those incredible temples, palaces, feasts, revelries, blasphemies, butcheries.

From Contemporary American Novelists (1900-1920) by Doren, Carl Van