The End of Sodomy: Law, Prosecution Patterns, and the Evanescent Will to Knowledge in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, 1770–1830

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RT @elwinhofman: My article on sodomy and the curious ways of the history of homosexuality has now been assigned to the Winter 2020 issue o…

12 Nov 2020

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My article on sodomy and the curious ways of the history of homosexuality has now been assigned to the Winter 2020 issue of Journal of Social History. An excellent opportunity to (re-?)read it! https://t.co/OJq9cr27Ea https://t.co/Rzgz5Zmsm4

12 Nov 2020

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RT @elwinhofman: To learn more about attitudes toward homosexuality c. 1810, you can still read https://t.co/MkBIqaqoW3 (admittedly not abo…

10 Feb 2020

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RT @elwinhofman: To learn more about attitudes toward homosexuality c. 1810, you can still read https://t.co/MkBIqaqoW3 (admittedly not abo…

10 Feb 2020

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