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The homosexual in literature : $b a chronological bibliography, circa 700 B.C.-1958Garde, Noel I.

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The homosexual in literature : $b a chronological bibliography, circa 700 B.C.-1958

Name: The homosexual in literature : $b a chronological bibliography, circa 700 B.C.-1958
Author: Garde, Noel I.

Garde, Noel I.

Homosexuality in literature -- Bibliography

Baths (Ancient & Modern)
    Martial, CL;
    Petronius, CL;
    Dennis, 56;
    Gorham, 48-1;
    Grey, 52;
    Vidal, 52.

  Prisons
    U.S.:
      Barr, P55;
      Daimler & Crannach, 56;
      Himes, 52;
      Linkletter, P58;
      Scott, 51;
      Teale, 57;
      Webb, 48;
      Viereck, 49, 52.
    Britain:
      Croft-Cooke, P55;
      Hanley, 30;
      Home, 47;
      Wildeblood, P55.
    France:
      Genet, P49.

  Hospitals & Asylums
    Bishop, 54;
    Brown, 44;
    Peters, 49.

  Schools--Secondary
    U.S.:
      Burns, 49;
      Calmer, 34;
      Goodman, P51;
      Little, P52;
      Vidal, P56-2.
    British:
      Dane, 31;
      Fielding, 57;
      Gellert, P58;
      Lunn, 22;
      Mitchell, 57;
      Murdoch, P58;
      Scarrott, 55;
      Stewart, 52;
      Waugh, 20;
      Wiles, 58.
    French:
      Bourget, 05;
      Martin du Gard, 39;
      Peters, P51;
      Peyrefitte, P50.
    Austrian:
      Musil, 55.
    Collegiate U.S.:
      Fuller, 19;
      Gerber, P56;
      Green, 51;
      Gutwillig, 58;
      Packer, P54;
      Willingham, 47.
    British:
      Waugh, 45;
      Winter, 36.


III. _Professions & Special Occupations_

  Kings & Emperors
    Barnes, P57;
    Druon, 56;
    Eekhoud, P09;
    Gide, 52;
    Lofts, 51;
    Mahler, 52;
    Mitchison, 31;
    Renault, 58;
    Schmitt, 46;
    Seton, 54;
    Stacton, P57;
    Thoma, P27;
    Yourcenar, P54;
    Lampridius, P24.

  Soldiers
    Crusaders:
      Lofts, 51;
      Scarfoglio, 56.
    British Army:
      Baxter, P52;
      Burns, P47;
      Henriques, 40
    U.S. Army:
      Bourjaily, 47, 58;
      Burns, P47;
      Gerber, P56;
      March, 33
      Malaparte, 52;
      McKillen, P52;
      Murphy, P58;
      Peters, 49;
      Rosenthal, P53;
      Wahl, P50;
      Leveridge, P51.
    French Army:
      Nimier, 53.
    German Army:
      Böll, 56;
      Clebert, 58;
      Heinrich, 56;
      Merrick, P54.
    Hungarian Army:
      Mayne, P08.
    Spanish Loyalist Army:
      Prokosch, 41.
    Italian Army:
      Hemingway, P38-1.


  Sailors incl. officers
    Barbee, 57;
    Bowen, 53;
    Coleman, P55;
    Dibner, 53;
    Cromwell, P53;
    Levitt, P54;
    Stern, P38.

  Spies/Secret Agents
    Habe, 58 (U.S.);
    Millar, 47 (German).

  Gangsters
    Barr, P50-2;
    Grey, 52;
    Himes, 52;
    Levenson, P34;
    McCown, 50;
    Teale, 57;
    Warren, 53.

  Doctors/Psychiatrists
    Barnes, 37;
    Garland, P54;
    Isherwood, 54;
    O’Hara, 58.

  Teachers
    Calmer, 34;
    Eustis, 46;
    Fielding, 57;
    Goodman, P51;
    Jackson, P46;
    Lindop, P55;
    Mitchell, 57;
    Murdoch, P58;
    Salinger, 51;
    Thomas, P49;
    Wiles, 58;
    Zweig, P27.

  Clergymen & Monks
    Crannach, 57;
    Douglas?, P07;
    Ibara, P28-4;
    McCown, 50;
    Peyrefitte, P50, 54.

  Diplomats
    Garland, 55;
    Llewellyn, 56;
    Mackenzie, P57;
    Peyrefitte, 54;
    Ronns, 50.

  Industrialists
    Levenson, P34;
    de Born, P54.

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