The Intimate Sex Lives of Famous People

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You meet the most surprising people in THE INTIMATSjE SEX
LIVES OF FAMOUS PEOPLE. Including
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE and THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON,
who had something in common: they both were intimately involved
with the same French actress.
CLARK GABLE and THE DUKE OF WINDSOR, who had some-
thing else in common: both were dubbed poor lovers by their bed
partners.
W. C. FIELDS, who said: "Women are like elephants to me: I like to
look at them, but I wouldn't want to own one."
A portfolio of authors from DICKENS to DOSTOEVSKI (who had
a foot fetish) to HEMINGWAY.
GARY COOPER, who said "Yup" a lot more than "Nope" among
Hollywood's leading ladies.
American presidents, from the discreet THOMAS JEFFERSON
and the indiscreet WARREN HARDING to the most surprising
CALVIN COOLIDGE.
SIGMUND FREUD, whose sex life wasn't all in his head.
THE MARQUIS DE SADE (the whole story) and OSCAR WILDE
(who was decidedly heterosexual as a young man).
F '
MARILYN MONROE, who said: "I don't... Tovább

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You meet the most surprising people in THE INTIMATSjE SEX
LIVES OF FAMOUS PEOPLE. Including
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE and THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON,
who had something in common: they both were intimately involved
with the same French actress.
CLARK GABLE and THE DUKE OF WINDSOR, who had some-
thing else in common: both were dubbed poor lovers by their bed
partners.
W. C. FIELDS, who said: "Women are like elephants to me: I like to
look at them, but I wouldn't want to own one."
A portfolio of authors from DICKENS to DOSTOEVSKI (who had
a foot fetish) to HEMINGWAY.
GARY COOPER, who said "Yup" a lot more than "Nope" among
Hollywood's leading ladies.
American presidents, from the discreet THOMAS JEFFERSON
and the indiscreet WARREN HARDING to the most surprising
CALVIN COOLIDGE.
SIGMUND FREUD, whose sex life wasn't all in his head.
THE MARQUIS DE SADE (the whole story) and OSCAR WILDE
(who was decidedly heterosexual as a young man).
F '
MARILYN MONROE, who said: "I don't know if I do it right," after
making love with MARLON BRANDO and "/ think I make his
back feel better" about JOHN F. KENNEDY.
J. EDGAR HOOVER, who said: "I was in love once when I was
young, but then I became attached to the Bureau." (And in fact there
is no evidence that Hoover ever made love.)
CASANOVA, the lover's lover, who, incidentally, had only a tenth of
the sexual partners claimed by SARAH BERNHARDT, GUY DE
MAUPASSANT, ELVIS PRESLEY, and others. Proving he wasn't
interested in being the world s busiest lover—but the best.
ALBERT EINSTEIN, who divorced his first wife because she inter-
fered with his ability to concentrate on physics.
PABLO PICASSO, who said: "For me, there are only two kinds of
women—goddesses and doormats."
And a Happily Ever After coda of contented married couples from
the Alexander Graham Bells to the Louis Pasteurs, from General
and Mrs. Robert E. Lee to General and Mrs. Erwin Rommel.
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