The Difference Between a Man and a Woman

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John Day Company, 1971 - Men - 413 pages
"Some discussion of homosexuality, male and female, with the peculiar notion that most male 'homosexuals' are actually bisexuals who can't stand or have been frightened by women." -Peter Thorslev.

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Contents

INTRODUCTION
13
WHY ONLY Two SEXES?
37
iii The Sex Messengers
44
Copyright

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TitleThe Difference Between a Man and a Woman
AuthorTheo Lang
PublisherJohn Day Company, 1971
Length413 pages
  
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