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Condition: Very Good Front cover and spine corners have very slight signs of wear. Very minor stains on two pages. Otherwise as new (without jacket). Content: Chapters: Introduction; The Indians - Sex Before Columbus; Explorers and Conquistadors; Those Immoral New Englanders; European Women - Native Trade Girls; God and the Devil in the Communes; Topsy & Eva, Gold and Girls; Three Wicked Cities - Mistresses, Madams and Matrons (New York, New Orleans, San Francisco); Toward a Sinless Society; The Age of Information; Next? Background / Biography: Reviews: Clicking on advertiser links on this site may allow these companies to gather and use information about your visit to this and other websites to provide you with advertisements about goods and services presumed to be of interest to you. |
Quote from this book "A fascinating world of America's sexual prehistory has emerged from the study of myths and legends, cave paintings, pottery, wood and stone sculpture, cliffside etchings and picture writing. From a culture dating back eight centuries before the arrival of Columbus, for instance, a shallow bowl remains. On it is painted a hunter striding home with rabbit in one hand, bow in the other, his penis proudly erect. What was the sex life of these first Americans like? How did it differ from that of the European explorers, conquistadors and settlers who came and forever disrupted their culture. Fortunately, these first Americans left a vivid, relatively easy-to-read record of their sexual beliefs and practices in their myths and legends, along with much tangible evidence. Revealing tales have been cherished and passed down by shamans through the ages. We know, for instance, that they practiced many kinds of sexual relationships, life stules were both heterosexual and homosexual. Their sexual mores are part of their verbal and visual history." opening paragraphs, Chapter One Secondhand booksellers |
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