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{"value"=>"Lesson #8"}
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{"value"=>"<p>The eighth in a series of lessons on homosexuals in history. In this lecture, the reigns of King James, Louis XIII and XIV, and Queen Anne are examined. The speaker discusses a brother of Louis XIV who may have been a homosexual. He also describes the life of Napoleon Bonaparte. Towards the end of side B there is a brief introductory discussion of homosexuality in Islam and Persian culture.</p>"}
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1 audio recording