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Henry Havelock Ellis  (1859 - 1939)

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Gay Essentials: Facts for Your Queer Brain  Gay Essentials: Facts for Your Queer Brain by David Bianco

"Who was Sappho? How did San Francisco get so gay? Was Eleanor Roosevelt really a lesbian? In this lively volume, Bianco answers these and 98 other questions about gay history. Largely culled from Bianco's newspaper column 'Past Out', the entries in Gay Essentials are succinct, witty and anecdotal. Bianco does a sensible, entertaining job of covering the kind of history that isn't taught in most schools." -- Library Journal, September 15, 1999  

Includes the answer to the question:  Who were Havelock Ellis and Edith Lees Ellis? 

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Sanger Remembers Havelock Ellis

From the Margaret Sanger Papers

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Margaret Sanger described him as "Olympian" on more than one occasion and referred to him as the "King"only slightly in jest. Cerebral, withdrawn Henry Havelock Ellis (1859-1939), more likely to be seen sunning his long, thin frame on his garden lawn than exerting his influence in any public sphere, was to Margaret Sanger and many feminists and sex reformers in the early 20th century a heroic presence. His writings on human sexuality eclipsed Freud's work in pre-World War I America and helped rouse a generation of women to fight for sexual autonomy. Ellis's six volume Studies in the Psychology of Sex, published between 1897 and 1928, and widely publicized as the result of censorship battles in England, challenged accepted modes of sexual conduct and even the institution of marriage while advocating non-procreative sex as a natural and healthy human function. Ellis securely linked women's sexual liberation and pleasure to social stability, a belief that Sanger heralded, and an equation that she recognized would necessarily require birth control...

 

Havelock Ellis

This site hosts several excerpts from My Life, the autobiography by Havelock Ellis, excerpts from Mescal, A New Artificial Paradise, as well as excerpts from other works by Ellis.

  

History of Psychology:  Havelock Ellis

This site has links to Ellis sites, search engines, a photo, and not a whole lot more.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Havelock Ellis

This site lists books with photos by and about Havelock Ellis and Edith Lees Ellis.

 

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