Out of the Past: Gay and Lesbian History from 1869 to the PresentAlyson Books, 2006 - 677 ページ In 'Out of the Past' Neil Miller presents a history of gay and lesbian life and culture that ranges from the time of Oscar Wilde up to the first gay marriage in San Francisco in 2004. |
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... turning on his heels , went out . Wilde had let the storm pass over him without a word ; but he had turned very pale and after Bosy [ sic ] had gone neither of us spoke for some time . . . Indeed Douglas's personality seemed much ...
... turning on his heels , went out . Wilde had let the storm pass over him without a word ; but he had turned very pale and after Bosy [ sic ] had gone neither of us spoke for some time . . . Indeed Douglas's personality seemed much ...
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... turned up nothing , infuriated virtually every American embassy in Western Europe , and turned the two investigators into laughing- stocks . ( In one incident , Schine supposedly chased Cohn through a hotel lobby , swatting him over the ...
... turned up nothing , infuriated virtually every American embassy in Western Europe , and turned the two investigators into laughing- stocks . ( In one incident , Schine supposedly chased Cohn through a hotel lobby , swatting him over the ...
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... turned the area around Cali- fornia Hall that night into a virtual war zone . The police lit up the entrance with klieg lights and photographed each one of the 600 people who entered , many of whom were in costume . Police wag- ons were ...
... turned the area around Cali- fornia Hall that night into a virtual war zone . The police lit up the entrance with klieg lights and photographed each one of the 600 people who entered , many of whom were in costume . Police wag- ons were ...
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