[Birth control pamphlets and leaflets]
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Author
- Annie Wood Besant
- Lord Buckmaster
- James Fryer Cooper
- Hannah M. Stone
- Binnie Dunlop
- Evelyn Fuller
- George Arthur Gaskell
- S. Adolphus Knopf
- Austin Holyoake
- William Allen Pusey
- Rosenthal
- Alice Vickery Drysdale
- Windeyer, William John Victor Sir
- Rachelle Skidelski Yarros
- International Neo-Malthusian Bureau of Correspondence and Defence
- International Medical Group for the Investigation of Birth Control
- League of National Life
- National Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship
- Malthusian League
- Workers' Birth Control Group
Publication
1890 - , No place, unknown, or undetermined
Language
English
Word Count
7,500 words, Guess
Page Count
30 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL58394676M
- OCLC Control Number239649708
- OCLC Control Number237601427
Alternate Titles
- Lord Buckmaster on birth control.
- Some reasons for the popularity of the birth control movement.
- Report the clinical research department of the American birth control league for year of 1925.
- National happiness under individualism.
- On the management of a birth control centre.
- Social control of the birth-rate and endowment of mothers.
- Birth control and Rock Island and Scott County Medical Society of Illinois.
- Large or small families.
- Medicine's responsibilities in the birth control movement.
- Qu'est-ce qu'on entend par "Ethique nouvelle?"
- Ligue malthusienne de femmes.
- A programme of women's emancipation.
- A women's population committee.
- Mr. Justice Windeyer on the population question.
- Birth control and its relation to health and welfare.
- Birth prevention is a national danger.
- Medical views on birth control.
- Opinions of eminent men on the cause of poverty and its cure.
- Why workers should join the Worker's Birth Control Group.
- Memorandum on birth control.
Subjects
Topics
Series Statement
- Harvard College Library preservation microfilm program -- 50010
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