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A reasoned and reasonable plea of live and let live for the male homosexual.
The general reader will find in this book all that he needs to know about male homosexuality in England. A list of the sections into which it is divided will give an idea of its scope: 'The Extent of the Problem'; 'The Causes of Homosexuality'; 'Treatments and Cures'; 'The Effectiveness of the Law'; 'The Attitude of Society'; 'Levels of Homosexual Society'; 'The Mind of the Homosexual'; 'What can be done?' Each section is further divided into short chapters, making it easy for the reader to take stock of what he has read. So able is the exposition and argument that anyone with an open mind must be influenced to consider his own personal responsibility for the problem (both emotionally and as a member of society) and quickened to a greater tolerance of others' misfortunes.
Dr. Glover contributes a brilliant introduction. There is a good list of references.