Do Ask, Do Tell, A Gay Conservative Lashes Back: Table of Contents
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The major book (the first book, originally written in the mid 1990s) is
Do Ask, Do Tell: A Gay Conservative Lashes Back - Individualism,
Identity, Personal Rights, Responsibility and Community in a Libertarian Third
Millennium
Consolidated footnote files (electronic
book style) for each chapter are now available, linked from each chapter, to
include new material since original 1997 publication. The file names are wchap1
thru wchap6 and are linked from the files xchap1 thru xchap6 respectively (as
given below).The consolidated footnotes
for any chapter may be toggled with the chapter with forward and back buttons
in a browser.
Page numbers are as in the commercial
edition (350 pages, 6-1/2 x 9). Readers with the slightly longer manuscript
edition (254 pages 8-1/2 x 11) can locate the physical pages by relationship to
the footnote numbers. All text in the manuscript edition is included here. Consolidated footnotes can be correlated to
the individual chapters.
The Chapters 1 through 6 on
doaskdotell.com/content (below) now have direct html links to all internal
footnotes as original published.
In the following table of contents, the
first number is the page number of the 350-page commercial edition; the second
is the 254-page manuscript addition (which has slightly more text).The third number, in brackets, refers to the
2000 iUniverse printing, which has larger type.
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Quote page: Quote from Hamlet
Acknowledgements and other author's notes.
Introduction: You Didn't Ask, But I'll Tell Anyway - 1 (1) [I]
Chapter 1: Don't Ask, Don't Tell: 1961 - 8 (5)[1]
(Summary at achap1 -- to be constructed
Chapter 2: Sputnik, the Draft and the Proles:
1968 - 34 (23) [41]
(Summary at achap2 to be supplied
Chapter 3: My Second Coming: 1973-1992 - 80 (55)[113]
(Summary
at achap3 to be supplied
(79)[167]
Chapter 4: Don't Ask, Don't Tell: 1993 - 140 (97)[201]
(Summary
at achap4 to be supplied)
Chapter 5: Telling with Pride and Fending for Yourself: 1997 -
225 (157)[321]
(Summary at achap5 to be supplied
Chapter 6: A Right to Privacy Amendment (2004?) - 293
(203)[411]
Summary at achap6 to be supplied
(Endnotes in iUnverse
version)[449]
Appendices - 320 (223)
[525]
Bibliography - 334 (241)
[547]
Selected Index - 344 (249)
[n/a]
Direct links to consolidated footnote
files:Chapter 1 2 3 4 5 6
The same references exist on
hometown.aol.com/JBFreedom/xhcap1 thru xchap6.
On those versions the following description applies:
Note: Most of these files (except the
Introduction and Appendix) have footnotes. Footnotes appear at the end of each
file and are separately accessible through HTML tags. Footnote numbers appear
as integers in the text with no space in front. (e.g. "Boushka1"
would refer to Footnote 1.) HPPUB plans to improve the footnoting mechanism in
the online publications in the future. Footnotes added since 1997 may be
browsed from "moorefoot.htm" (see link). You can toggle three files
at the same time by bookmarking the original chapter
and footnotes (xchap4.htm, xchap4.htm#footnotes, morefoot.htm#chap4) and using
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