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Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.: Johns Hopkins Univ Pr, Date: 2002. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall. Hard Cover, Dust Jacket. Very Good Condition. You Thought "The Scarlet Letter" Was Wild For Its Time. Here Is A Study Of Sexual Attitude And Behavior In Early America. Expand Your Perspective! In 1695, John Miller, A Clergyman Traveling Through New York, Found It Appalling That So Many Couples Lived Together Without Ever Being Married And That No One Viewed "Ante-Nuptial Fornication" As Anything Scandalous Or Sinful. Charles Woodmason, An Anglican Minister In South Carolina In 1766, Described The Region As A "Stage Of Debauchery" In Which Polygamy Was "Very Common," "Concubinage General," And "Bastardy No Disrepute." These Depictions Of Colonial North America's Sexual Culture Sharply Contradict The Stereotype Of Puritanical Abstinence That Persists In The Popular Imagination. In Sexual Revolution In Early America, Richard Godbeer Boldly Overturns Conventional Wisdom About The Sexual Values And Customs Of Colonial Americans. His Eye-Opening Historical Account Spans Two Centuries And Most Of British North America, From New England To The Caribbean, Exploring The Social, Political, And Legal Dynamics That Shaped A Diverse Sexual Culture. Drawing On Exhaustive Research Into Diaries, Letters, And Other Private Papers, As Well As Legal Records And Official Documents, ...

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