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The Gendered Sexualities of Beardsley and Dowie in The Yellow Book

Benjamin Kent

Ryerson University

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Dowie, Ménie Muriel. "My Note-Book in the Weald" The Yellow Book 12 (January 1897): 39-54. The Yellow Nineties Online. Ed. Dennis Denisoff and Lorraine Janzen Kooistra. Ryerson University, 2013. Web. November 18 2015.       http://1890s.ca/HTML.aspx?    s=YBV12_dowie_notebook.html


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