Prostitution in Europe and the New World

This volume delves into the historical and sociological aspects of prostitution across Europe and the Americas. It explores the evolution of sexual thought and practices from the Puritan era in the United States to contemporary times, highlighting the impact of colonialism and slavery on sexual morality. The book examines the role of prostitution in various societies, including the influence of the Church, the organisation of brothels, and the cultural perceptions of sex work. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the socio-economic factors that have shaped the profession, offering insights into the complex interplay between morality, legality, and societal norms.

Published 1963, Second Impression

Binding of book is slightly loose. Slight foxing with tears and creases on front cover. Moderate foxing with tears and creases on back cover. Slight foxing and a tear at the bottom of the spine, with some fading. Some tanning and moderate foxing on top edge. Slight tanning and foxing on fore and bottom edges. Some foxing on endpapers. Slight foxing on some pages, clean of annotations across pages. Slight tanning around margins of pages. Inserts are intact with slight foxing.

Condition: Well Read