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Brothels, Bordellos, and Bad Girls

Jan MacKell

2004

Paying for Pleasure

Teela Sanders

2008

Uneasy virtue

Barbara Meil Hobson

1987

Sonia's daughters

Laurie Bernstein

1995

Prostitution and Victorian social reform

McHugh, Paul.

1980

Fighting the traffic in young girls =

Various, Earnest Bell, Chicago (Ill.). Vice Commission et al.

1910

London Labour and the London Poor (Vol. I)

Henry Mayhew

1861

The prostitution papers

Kate Millett

1976

The idea of prostitution

Sheila Jeffreys

1997

AIDS, drugs, and prostitution

Martin A. Plant

1990

Scenes of Seduction

Jann Matlock

1994

Prostitution, trafficking and traumatic stress

Melissa Farley

2003

Major Problems in the History of American Sexuality

Kathy Lee Peiss

2002

The sexual trafficking in children

Daniel i S. Campagna, Donald L. Poffenberger, Daniel S. Campagna

1988

Patron Saint of Prostitutes

Helen Mathers

2014

Prostitution and the Victorians

Trevor Fisher

1997

Global trafficking in women and children

Obi N. Ignatius Ebbe

2007

Whores in history

Nickie Roberts

1992

AIDS, drugs, and sexual risk

Neil P. McKeganey

1992

The lively commerce

Charles Winick

1971

Prostitution in Europe

Abraham Flexner

1914

Playing the whore

Melissa Gira Grant

2014

Reproducing Empire

Laura Briggs

2002

Prostitution and Victorian society

Judith R. Walkowitz

1980

We Too

A.K. Saini, Zackary Drucker, Lauren Kiley et al.

2021

The history of prostitution

William W. Sanger

1913

Yoshiwara

Cecilia Segawa Seigle

1993

Prostitution in Mediaeval Society (Women in Culture & Society)

Leah Lydia Otis

1987

Unsubmissive Women

Benson Tong

1994

Reading, writing, and rewriting the prostitute body

Shannon Bell

1994

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