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windar said:
I love these. You wouldn't happen to have the text in electronic form, would you?
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Unfortunately, I don't have this book. Here is an e-book in "Biblio Curiosa".
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Femmes et corsaires

Jean de La Beuque, Femmes et corsaires, (éd. Amateur-Biblio, [1926], 1931). Édition ornée d'une couverture illustrée en couleurs et de six illustrations en noir de G. Topfer. Présentation et texte établi par Nathalie Quirion. Au 18e siècle, le pirate Ben Over et sa bande font régner la terreur...
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Eulalia said:
humiliated? She's got nothing to be ashamed of!
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Eulalia says well, the girl has nothing to be ashamed of.
There is a "moral" aspect to what we do on this site that passes to be a pornographic site (and in a sense it is indeed): in illustrating the suffering, violence and humiliation of so many unreliable women. we do nothing but reiterate that such actions, even if erotically exciting for some, manifest a taboo because they are intrinsically contrary to the nature of the human being: the humiliated or raped woman is the object of shame not for herself but for those who humiliate or violate her , for those who make it "thing" instead of "person". The fires and crucifixions are not sick fantasies of some network explorer, they were a cruel reality of a few centuries ago: a reality endorsed and supported by political, religious, cultural and moral powers. In some respects, many things have not changed despite the centuries.
 
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