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Foreskin : A Closer Look

by Bud Berkeley
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Overview

In this sometimes humorous, often erotic, always fascinating book, the founder of the Uncircumcised Society of America takes us on a romp through the history of circumcision.

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Book Details

Published
October 25, 1993
Publisher
Alyson Publications Inc
Pages
207
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781555832124

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