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| * In [[1724]], [[Edmund Curll]] published ''[[The Nun in her Smock]],'' a pornographic title that argued that it is the church, and not Christ, that forbids sexual exploration | * In [[1724]], [[Edmund Curll]] published ''[[The Nun in her Smock]],'' a pornographic title that argued that it is the church, and not Christ, that forbids sexual exploration | ||
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| - | :[[1760]] - [[1759]] - [[1758]] - [[1757]] - [[1756]] - [[1755]] - [[1754]] - [[1753]] - [[1752]] - [[1751]] | + | |
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| - | :[[1730]] - [[1729]] - [[1728]] - [[1727]] - [[1726]] - [[1725]] - [[1724]] - [[1723]] - [[1722]] - [[1721]] | + | |
| - | :[[1720]] - [[1719]] - [[1718]] - [[1717]] - [[1716]] - [[1715]] - [[1714]] - [[1713]] - [[1712]] - [[1711]] | + | |
| - | :[[1710]] - [[1709]] - [[1708]] - [[1707]] - [[1706]] - [[1705]] - [[1704]] - [[1703]] - [[1702]] - [[1701]] | + | |
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