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Feminizing Venereal Disease Louise Dunlap as well as particular vulnerabilitiesIn 1497 the local council of a small town in Scotland issued an order that all light women women suspected of prostitution be branded with a hot iron on their face. In late eighteenth century England, the body of the prostitute became almost synonymous with venereal disease as doctors drew up detailed descriptions of the abnormal and degenerate traits of fallen women. Throughout much of history, popular and medical knowledge has held women, especially