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Birth Control Before Margaret Sanger. Contraceptive Technology In The Nineteenth Century ; The Rise Of The Companionate Family ; The Suppression Of Contraceptive Information ; The Anarchists ; Permissiveness With Affection: A Sexual Standard For An Affluent Society -- The Woman Rebel: Margaret Sanger And The Struggle For Clinics. The Burden Of Domesticity ; European Models ; Competition For Leadership ; Providing Clinics ; Woman And The New Race -- Robert L. Dickinson And The Committee On Maternal Health. The Medical Man As Sex Researcher ; Clinical Studies ; Publisher And Clearing House -- The Prospect Of Depopulation. Birth Control In American Social Science: 1870-1940 ; Birth Control Stalled ; The Parents' Information Bureau -- Birth Control Entrepreneur: The Philanthropic Pathfinding Of Clarence J. Gamble. A Recruit For Birth Control ; Policing The Marketplace ; Experiments In Population Control: Logan County, West Virginia, And The North Carolina Public Health Department ; Conflict And Isolation -- Propagandists Turned To Prophets: Birth Control In A Crowded World. The Population Explosion ; Margaret Sanger From Exile: The Founding Of The International Planned Parenthood Feder

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Author

James Reed, 1944-

Publisher

New York: Basic Books

Published

1978

Language

EN

ISBN

9780465025824

Category

social science

Subjects

Gender Studies, Science, History

Updated

2026-03-25