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34% of gays, 91% of lesbians, greater chance of being lef-handed. | 34% of gays, 91% of lesbians, greater chance of being lef-handed. | ||
===Eden Hall, Hekma, sexual cultures in Europe== | ===Eden Hall, Hekma, sexual cultures in Europe=== | ||
Chapter 7. Emily Hamer, Keeping their fingers on the pulse, lesbian doctors in Britain 1890–1950 | Chapter 7. Emily Hamer, Keeping their fingers on the pulse, lesbian doctors in Britain 1890–1950 | ||
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*[[Octavia Wilberforce]] 1885–1963 | *[[Octavia Wilberforce]] 1885–1963 | ||
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Norton sees effeminacy asa form of self-advertisement. No butch-fem role playing in the mollies' world. | Norton sees effeminacy asa form of self-advertisement. No butch-fem role playing in the mollies' world. | ||
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See also: http://www.arberybooks.co.uk/journal/1970s.htm Periodicals of gay interest --Ross Burgess (talk) 11:50, 10 August 2013 (CDT)
Notes from Wellcome visit
Written in the Flesh (Edward Shorter)
"grubbling" = tribadism (Lister)
Social circle of "tribades" in Devon (?) in the 1830s, ruled over by Lady Frances Brudenell (widowed Duchess (Countess) of Newburgh (p.77)
Mary Yates presided in the 1780s over a lesbian club in London (Norton, Myth of the Modern Homosexual, p 204
Many more adult gays and lesbians recall "gender nonconforming" behaviour from childhood than do heterosexuals.
Pillard & Bailey "A biologcial perspective on sexual orientation.
34% of gays, 91% of lesbians, greater chance of being lef-handed.
Eden Hall, Hekma, sexual cultures in Europe
Chapter 7. Emily Hamer, Keeping their fingers on the pulse, lesbian doctors in Britain 1890–1950
- Louisa Markdale 1873–1966
- Louisa Aldrich 1865–1925
- Fiona Murray 1869–1923
- Octavia Wilberforce 1885–1963
Mother Clap's Molly House
Mollies had little interest in fellatio "Anal intercourse was the preferred route, without refinement" (p 107–8)
Earl of Sunderland sodomitical bawdy house early 18th century. 9 gay men arrested 1709.
Norton sees effeminacy asa form of self-advertisement. No butch-fem role playing in the mollies' world.
--Ross Burgess (talk) 11:15, 14 August 2013 (CDT)