Sources
- Holden, W.H., (1950) The Pearl From Plymouth, British Technical and General Press
- Frayser, Suzanne G. & Whitby, Thomas J. (1995) Studies in Human Sexuality: a Selected Guide, Libraries Unlimited ISBN 1-56308-131-8
- Hickman, Katie (2003). Courtesans: Money, Sex, and Fame in the Nineteenth Century. New York: HarperCollins. ISBN 0-9657930-8-7
- Rounding, Virginia (2003). Les Grandes Horizontales: The Lives and Legends of Four Nineteenth-Century Courtesans. London: Bloomsbury. ISBN 0-7475-6221-0
- Pearl, Cora (1983). Memoirs of Cora Pearl. Granada ISBN 978-0-586-05705-6
- Tanahill, Reay (1992). Sex in History. Scarborough House ISBN 0-8128-8540-6
- Pearl, Cora (1983) Grand Horizontal, The Erotic Memoirs of a Passionate Lady, edited by William Blatchford, Stein and Day ISBN 0-8128-2917-4
- Richardson, Joanna, (2004) The Courtesans, The Demi-Monde in 19th Century France, Castle Books, ISBN 0-78587-1829-4
Craddock, Jill (2012) "Pearl", playwright www.pearlmusical.com
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