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Whitman admits as much to another lover, Washington street- car driver Peter Doyle, in a September 2,
Peter Doyle’s long romantic friendship with the poet is well- established.
See Murray, “‘Pete the Great,’” 14. 44. Corr. 1:11. 45.
“‘Pete the Great’: A Biography of Peter Doyle.”
Maddock, 86 Garrison,William Lloyd, 25 Douglas, Stephen A., 6, 125–26 Gay, Getty, 91–92; “Royal Bohemian Doyle
pointment at the loss it represents for then-emerging gay iden- tity.11 Whitman’s longtime companion Peter Doyle
; on Whit- double consciousness, ix man, 125 “Double V” campaign, 118 “For My People” (Walker), xi Doyle