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244 . "Famed Nudist" 6. 245 . North American Guide, back cover; "Celebrities" 16-17. 246 . "Bridget Fonda" 8; "The Second Movie Nudist" 97. 247 . "Gary Merrill" 8-9. 248 . "Another Celebrity" 6. 249 . "Amy Grant" 8. 250 . Dr. Seuss, The Seven Lady Godivas, first published in 1939. 251 . R. Martin 38. 252 . Russell 63. See also Braithwaite 126, 148-51, 189, 192, 335; R. Martin 39; Ableman 40. A typical example: In 1657, "Elizabeth Fletcher, then a girl of sixteen, and 'a very modest, grave young woman, yet contrary to her own will or inclination, in obedience to the Lord, went naked through the streets of that city, as a sign against that hypocritical profession they then made there [at Oxford] . . . which profession she told them the Lord would strip them of.'" (Braithwaite 158) 253 . Ableman 40. 254 . Ableman 42. 255 . Baxandall, World Guide to Nude Beaches and Recreation, p. 40. See also p. 2.
256 . Moral codes regarding dress and fashion have historically been used as a means of political control, especially by the Church. Dress codes have been especially instrumental in the repression of women. For a thorough history, see Ribeiro. 257 . Ableman 33, 105. See also Robinson, Body Packaging 146. 258 . Fisher 139. 259 . Miles 29. 260 . Yancey 48. 261 . Mackenzie 21, 24. 262 . "Mainstreaming Nudity" 31. 263 . O'Brien, "Naturist Interests" 36. For an in-depth analysis of the Radical Right political movement, its tactics, and its goals, see Triggs. 264 . O'Brien, "The Naked Truth" 47; et al. 265 . See R. Martin 39; Westheimer and Lieberman 62-63. 266 . See Ward, "Women in Roman Baths" 142-47; Mackenzie 21, 24; Renbourn 483-84; and Johnson. 267 . See Walker.
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