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Some conclusions of Somerset Maugham in regard to homosexuals are taken to illustrate the superficial defences which the homosexual presents. The common attitudes either advocating prosecution, or giving them a near-majority status based on the Kinsey report, are both deprecated by the writer, who calls for propaganda that homosexuality is a curable illness.