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... letter writer believes that homosexuality is a " disease , " and is ex- tremely self - pitying by current standards , his letter also emphatically protests his own " persecution " as a Gay person . Sending this letter to a prominent ...
... letter writer believes that homosexuality is a " disease , " and is ex- tremely self - pitying by current standards , his letter also emphatically protests his own " persecution " as a Gay person . Sending this letter to a prominent ...
Page 520
... letter - beautiful . . . You will see that he harps on the Calamus poems again — always harping on ' my daughter . ' I don't see why it should but his recurrence to that subject irritates me a little . This letter was written thirteen ...
... letter - beautiful . . . You will see that he harps on the Calamus poems again — always harping on ' my daughter . ' I don't see why it should but his recurrence to that subject irritates me a little . This letter was written thirteen ...
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... letter , quoted by Symonds in his letter to E. Carpenter , Feb. 13 , 1893 , and note 54 below . Not one of these six children has ever been reliably identified , and the present consensus is that they never existed . My purely ...
... letter , quoted by Symonds in his letter to E. Carpenter , Feb. 13 , 1893 , and note 54 below . Not one of these six children has ever been reliably identified , and the present consensus is that they never existed . My purely ...
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