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THE SPINSTER AND HER ENEMIES FEMINI
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CONTENTS Acknowledgments Preface to
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In the Patriarchy S
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PREFACE TO 1997 EDITION of male sex
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INTRODUCTION This book looks at a w
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INTRODUCTION sexuality is understoo
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INTRODUCTION frigidity was invented
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FEMINISM AND SOCIAL PURITY The expl
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FEMINISM AND SOCIAL PURITY standard
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FEMINISM AND SOCIAL PURITY systems,
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CHAPTER 2 Continence and Psychic Lo
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CONTINENCE AND PSYCHIC LOVE as para
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CONTINENCE AND PSYCHIC LOVE from a
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CONTINENCE AND PSYCHIC LOVE of moth
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CONTINENCE AND PSYCHIC LOVE feminis
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