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Download Urning Pride and Sailor Stories

Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: Urning Pride and the First Known Gay Activist. Translated and edited by Michael A. Lombardi-Nash (Jacksonville, Florida: Urania Manuscripts), 2008. 181pp.

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Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: Sailor Stories and Other Writings by the First Known Gay Activist. Afterword by Paul J. Nash. Translated and edited by Michael A. Lombardi-Nash (Jacksonville, Florida: Urania Manuscripts), 2008. 262 pp.

CONTENTS of Urning Pride

Introduction: Magnus Hirschfeld: Preface to Research on the Riddle of Man-Manly Love by Karl Heinrich Ulrichs (1898)

Preface and Acknowledgements: Michael A. Lombardi-Nash

Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: From Raging Sword (1867)

Michael A. Lombardi-Nash: Karl Heinrich Ulrichs and America (2000)

Magnus Hirschfeld: From “The Restoration of the Good Name of Homosexual Men and Women” (1920)

Niccolò Persichetti: In Memory of Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, Publisher of the Journal Alaudae: A Collection (1896)

Supplement: Michael A. Lombardi-Nash: Emanuel Valk (1697-1732): The Sodomy Trial of a Preacher in 18th-Century Holland (1731)

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CONTENTS of Sailor Stories and Other Writings

Foreword: Massimo Consoli

Preface and Acknowledgements: Michael A. Lombardi-Nash

Paul J. Nash: Sacred Forest: Uranian Poetry and Quotations by Karl Heinrich Ulrichs

Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: Sailor Stories (1884):

"To My Little Bee"

I. "Sulitelma:" The Haunted Ship

II. "Atlantis:" The "Sulitelma" Goes South

III. "Manor:" An Old Norse Vampire Story

IV. "The Monk of Somboe:" Beware Hayafialla, the Beautiful Mermaid!

Michael A. Lombardi-Nash: Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: Letters to His Publishers and Other Correspondence (1862-1894)

Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: A Casket of Cypress Wood: Lyric Poems in Memory of Ludwig II, King of Bavaria (1886)

Afterword: Paul J. Nash

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