If you think the drawings in The Joy of Sex are quaint, check out the wood-carvings in Aristotle's Complete Master-Piece, published on Open Culture today. North America's first sex manual, Aristotle's was written by self-described English "professor of physik" William Salmon and first published in Boston in 1766. Although the book, which ... More
If you think the drawings in The Joy of Sex are quaint, check out the wood-carvings in Aristotle's Complete Master-Piece, published on Open Culture today. North America's first sex manual, Aristotle's was written by self-described English "professor of physik" William Salmon and first published in Boston in 1766. Although the book, which ... More
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