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[edit]Note that the original text of the Ashbee source is out of copyright (follow the links from the cited page). -- Karada 14:42, 26 Mar 2004 (UTC)
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[edit]I don't think this really belongs here:
- The first overtly pornographic work on the subject of flagellation was published in the year 1718, and was entitled A Treatise on the Use of Flogging. With the appearance of this book, flagellation became a passion throughout Europe, so much so that the French soon dubbed it le vice anglais, or the English vice, a nickname which would stick for centuries and can apply to either flagellation or corporal punishment.[1]
- England has long been represented as the natural home of flagellation. Thus, "Perhaps it was the cold climate which originally aroused in Englishmen a desire for whipping. Nowhere in the world do we find such a deep affection for the rod."[2] And again — "Flagellation-mania (the desire to beat and flog) and preference for the use of the rod may be described as a specifically English abuse; it was so widespread among all ranks and ages that it formed one of the most interesting features of their sexual life." [3]
- ^ Story of Flogging.
- ^ Hurwood, B. J. The Golden Age of Erotica
- ^ Bloch, I. Sexual Life in England [1]
Kenilworth Terrace (talk) 20:20, 13 September 2009 (UTC)
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