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David Higgs (1939–2014)

Author of Queer Sites: Gay Urban Histories Since 1600

8 Works 79 Members 0 Reviews

Works by David Higgs

Queer Sites: Gay Urban Histories Since 1600 (1999) 48 copies

Mountain Photography (1700) 12 copies

Nobles in nineteenth-century France : the practice of inegalitarianism (1987) 6 copies

The Portuguese in Canada (1982) 5 copies

Careers in Photography (Kogan Page careers) (1984) 3 copies

Mile 8 (2018) 3 copies

Ultraroyalism in Toulouse : From Its Origins to the Revolution of 1830 (1973) 1 copy

Nobles, titrés, aristocrates en France après la Révolution: 1800-1870 (1987) 1 copy

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Canonical name: Higgs, David
Birthdate: 1939
Date of death: 2014-10-20
Gender: male
Nationality: Canada
Education: University of London (PhD | French History)
Occupations: Professor (History)

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Works: 8
Members: 79
Popularity: #226,897
Rating: 4.0

ISBNs: 21
Languages: 1

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