Physiological Mysteries And Revelations In Love, Courtship And Marriage

Physiological Mysteries and Revelations in Love, Courtship, and Marriage is a groundbreaking work of 19th century medical literature that explores the complex connections between human physiology and sexual behavior. Written by Eugene Becklard and Henriot, this fascinating book offers a glimpse into the scientific theories and practices that underpinned Victorian attitudes towards love and marriage.

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