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	[[File:H G Cocks.jpg\|thumb\|H G Cocks]]'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at [[Nottingham]] ~~University~~. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.		[[File:H G Cocks.jpg\|thumb\|H G Cocks]]'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at [[Nottingham University]]. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.

	His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, and Chapter 4, "Secrets, Crimes and Diseases, 1800–1914" in ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'' by [[Matt Cook]].		His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, and Chapter 4, "Secrets, Crimes and Diseases, 1800–1914" in ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'' by [[Matt Cook]].

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	'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at [[Nottingham]] University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.		[[File:H G Cocks.jpg\|thumb\|H G Cocks]]'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at [[Nottingham]] University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.

	His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, and Chapter 4, "Secrets, Crimes and Diseases, 1800–1914" in ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'' by [[Matt Cook]].		His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, and Chapter 4, "Secrets, Crimes and Diseases, 1800–1914" in ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'' by [[Matt Cook]].
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	'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at Nottingham University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.		'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at [[Nottingham]] University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.

	His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, and Chapter 4, "Secrets, Crimes and Diseases, 1800–1914" in ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'' by [[Matt Cook]].		His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, and Chapter 4, "Secrets, Crimes and Diseases, 1800–1914" in ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'' by [[Matt Cook]].

	Harry Cocks is a ~~patron~~ of [[LGBT History Month]].		Harry Cocks is a Patron of [[LGBT History Month]].

	==External sites==		==External sites==

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	'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at Nottingham University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.		'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at Nottingham University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.

	His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, and Chapter 4, "Secrets, Crimes and Diseases, 1800–1914" in ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'' by [[Matt Cook]].		His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, and Chapter 4, "Secrets, Crimes and Diseases, 1800–1914" in ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'' by [[Matt Cook]].

			Harry Cocks is a patron of [[LGBT History Month]].

	==External sites==		==External sites==

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	'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at Nottingham University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.		'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at Nottingham University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.

	His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, ~~anch~~ Chapter "~~The Nineteenth Century: Sins~~, Crimes and Diseases." ~~In: M. COOK, ed.,~~ A Gay History of Britain ~~Greenwood~~.		His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, and Chapter 4, "Secrets, Crimes and Diseases, 1800–1914" in ''[[A Gay History of Britain]]'' by [[Matt Cook]].

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	'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at Nottingham University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.		'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at Nottingham University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.

	His published ~~books include~~ ''Nameless Offences: ~~homossexual~~ desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3		His published work includes ''Nameless Offences: homosexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3, anch Chapter "The Nineteenth Century: Sins, Crimes and Diseases." In: M. COOK, ed., A Gay History of Britain Greenwood.

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'''H G Cocks''' ('''Harry Cocks''') is a lecturer at Nottingham University. His main interest is in the social and cultural history of Britain since the eighteenth century, especially the history of sexuality, gender and the body.

His published books include ''Nameless Offences: homossexual desire in the 19th Century'', Tauris, 2003. ISBN 978-1-84885-090-3

==External sites==

http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/history/people/harry.cocks

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