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The Friend is a book by the English historian Alan Bray, published posthumously in 2002.^[1] It explores the concept of "sworn brotherhood", and describes a number of examples of close friendships between members of the same sex throughout English history.

References

↑ Alan Bray, The Friend, University of Chicago Press 2002. ISBN 0-226-07180-4

[1] Alan Bray, The Friend, University of Chicago Press 2002. ISBN 0-226-07180-4

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	'''<cite>The Friend</cite>''' is a book by the English historian [[Alan Bray]], published posthumously in 2002.<ref>		[[File:The Friend.jpeg\|thumb\|''The Friend'' front cover]]'''<cite>The Friend</cite>''' is a book by the English historian [[Alan Bray]], published posthumously in 2002.<ref>
	Alan Bray, <cite>The Friend</cite>, University of Chicago Press 2002. ISBN 0-226-07180-4</ref> It explores the concept of "[[sworn brotherhood]]", and describes a number of examples of close friendships between members of the same sex throughout English history.		Alan Bray, <cite>The Friend</cite>, University of Chicago Press 2002. ISBN 0-226-07180-4</ref> It explores the concept of "[[sworn brotherhood]]", and describes a number of examples of close friendships between members of the same sex throughout English history.