A Biographical Sketch-Book of Early Hong Kong Sex and sexuality

A Biographical Sketch-Book of Early Hong Kong Sex and sexualityThe biographical essays in this book first published in 1962 give a sharp and fascinating picture of some of the Europeans who helped establish the colony of Hong Kong and lived through its early years. These men (and one woman) worked and lived in times when Hong Kong was plagued by economic depression, piracy, crime and disease. Not surprisingly, in these frontier like conditions, all kinds and manner of people came to Hong Kong and made their mark.

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