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I think we should give a specific citation for the source of the assertion that Carpenter reported that he had had sex with Whitman. The source is that English guy's diary, I forget his name. JNK | I think we should give a specific citation for the source of the assertion that Carpenter reported that he had had sex with Whitman. The source is that English guy's diary, I forget his name. JNK | ||
| − | OK. See citation of Gavin Arthur's book, in which he first made this claim. MGM<div class='comment'> | + | OK. See citation of Gavin Arthur's book, in which he first made this claim. MGM |
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| − | <div class='commentpost'>Celebration of the lives of Walt Whitman and Peter Doyle at the White House (Literary Pub est. 1812) in | + | <div class='commentpost'>Celebration of the lives of Walt Whitman and Peter Doyle at the White House (Literary Pub est. 1812) in Peter's home town Limerick City Ireland) with other friends of the poet. T.W. Rolleston, Isabella Maunsell Hinton, Richard Josiah Hinton (London, Washington & Ireland)</div> |
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I think we should give a specific citation for the source of the assertion that Carpenter reported that he had had sex with Whitman. The source is that English guy's diary, I forget his name. JNK
OK. See citation of Gavin Arthur's book, in which he first made this claim. MGM
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03:09, 9 April 2011 (EST)
Celebration of the lives of Walt Whitman and Peter Doyle at the White House (Literary Pub est. 1812) in Peter's home town Limerick City Ireland) with other friends of the poet. T.W. Rolleston, Isabella Maunsell Hinton, Richard Josiah Hinton (London, Washington & Ireland)
