"Memoires De Fanny Hill Femme De Plaisir" 1954 CLELAND, John Orientalia

"Memoires De Fanny Hill Femme De Plaisir" 1954 CLELAND, John OrientaliaCLELAND, John [184] pp. Deux Rives 1954 Limited edition of 1 900 (of 1,051) copies Exemplaire 768 9" x 7" Compositions en couleurs de Edouard Chimot VG "Mmoires de Fanny Hill, femme de plaisir" by John Cleland is a novel written in the early 18th century. This work is often regarded as one of the first erotic novels in English literature, exploring themes of sexuality and desire through the eyes of its protagonist, Fanny Hill. The story follows Fanny,

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