Machine generated contents note: The `Witch Hunt' of Homosexual Men. pt. III Mollies, Catamites, Sapphists and Tribades -- the Eighteenth Century -- pt. II Changing Attitudes Towards Male Same-sex Relationships -- Molly Houses -- pt. III Passions Between Women -- Female Husbands, Passing Women and Sapphic Marriages -- The Ladies of Llangollen -- Chapter Two -- The Nineteenth Century -- The Vere Street Scandal -- Anne Lister -- The Increasing Regulation of Society -- Romantic Friendships Between Victorian Women -- Case Study: Three Female Husbands of Manchester -- Men Passing as Women: Fanny and Stella -- The Medicalisation of Same-Sex Desires -- Culture, Art and Politics -- Edward Carpenter and the Campaign for Acceptance and Understanding -- Sapphism and New Women in the Late Nineteenth Century -- Case Study: The Masked Ball of 1880 in Manchester -- The Cleveland Street Scandal -- Oscar Wilde, the Trials and his Legacy -- Chapter Three -- The Twentieth Century to 1957: The End of an Era -- The First World War, 1914 -- 1918 -- The Conservative Backlash to the War -- Popular Culture -- The Beginnings of a Homosexual Social Network -- The Second World War and Beyond -- The `Witch Hunt' of Homosexual Men.
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