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- 16135
- author: Rout, Ettie Annie
- title: Safe Marriage: A Return to Sanity
- date: None
- words: 16533
- flesch: 61
- summary: Venereal disease is underground now.--E.A.R.] Apart from voluntary and compulsory treatment for venereal diseases, we certainly need voluntary and compulsory sterilisation of the unfit--diseased and feeble-minded and otherwise unfit persons, who, whatever their other qualifications may be, are unsuitable as parents. This book is addressed on the one hand to those who would | | prevent venereal disease in themselves, and on the other, to | | those who would prevent it in the community.
- keywords: antiseptic; army; articles; best; better; birth; body; book; british; cases; certain; children; clean; cleanliness; cleansing; community; conditions; connection; contact; control; danger; department; diagram; directions; disease; disinfection; douche; early; end; england; ettie; experience; fact; family; fear; female; fit; fluid; following; footnote; formulæ; freese; french; general; generation; good; great; health; home; hours; house; husband; illustration; immorality; infection; innocent; intercourse; kind; knowledge; large; life; little; london; long; lotion; love; male; man; marriage; matter; means; measures; medical; methods; mouth; nation; necessary; need; net; new; numbers; ointment; organs; paris; passage; people; personal; pessaries; pessary; position; possible; practical; precautions; present; prevention; problem; promiscuous; protection; public; quinine; race; relationship; responsible; right; rout; royal; rubber; safe; self; seminal; sexual; sir; soap; social; society; soluble; spermatazoa; spring; state; street; suitable; suppositories; suppository; syphilis; time; treatment; tubes; unfit; urethra; use; v.d; vagina; venereal; venereal disease; voluntary; war; warm; wash; water; way; weak; wife; womb; women; work; world; years; zealand; | |
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- 1689
- author: Sanger, Margaret
- title: The Pivot of Civilization
- date: None
- words: 53282
- flesch: 54
- summary: In four years our Federal Government appropriated--roughly speaking--$81,000,000 for the improvement of rivers; $13,000,000 for forest conservation; $8,000,000 for the experimental plant industry; $7,000,000 for the experimental animal industry; $4,000,000 to combat the foot and mouth disease; and less than half a million for the protection of child life. This undervaluation, this cheapening of child life, is to speak crudely but frankly the direct result of overproduction.
- keywords: able; accepted; action; age; agencies; ages; aid; aims; american; american birth; approach; aspects; attempt; attention; attitude; authorities; authority; average; awakened; babies; baby; basis; bearing; beet; behavior; beings; belief; best; better; biological; birth control; birth rate; blind; bodies; body; book; breeding; burden; capacity; capital; care; case; catholic; central; century; certain; chance; chapter; character; charities; charity; child labor; children; christian; church; city; civilization; civilized; class; classes; close; coming; common; community; complete; complex; conception; concerned; conditions; conduct; conference; conflict; conscious; consequences; consideration; contemporary; countries; country; course; criticism; dangers; day; dean; decline; defective; definite; degree; delinquency; demand; dependent; desires; developed; development; different; direction; disease; doctrine; duty; early; economic; economists; education; effect; effective; effort; elements; ellis; energies; energy; england; enlightened; entire; environment; essential; eugenics; eugenists; evidence; evident; evils; exercise; existence; experience; expression; extent; external; eyes; face; fact; factor; factories; failure; families; family; fear; fecundity; feeble; fertility; field; forces; form; freedom; function; fundamental; future; general; generations; genius; glands; good; government; great; greater; greatest; growth; half; hand; happiness; havelock; health; heaven; help; heredity; high; history; home; hope; human; human life; human nature; human race; human society; humanity; hunger; husband; idea; ignorance; imbecile; immediate; importance; increase; indiscriminate; individual; industrial; industry; inevitable; infant; influence; inge; inherent; inner; instinct; institutions; instrument; intellectual; intelligence; interest; international; investigation; irresponsible; knowledge; labor; lack; large; later; laws; leaders; league; level; liberty; life; like; limitations; little; lives; living; long; longer; love; machinery; making; mankind; manner; marriage; married; marx; marxian; maternity; matter; means; meeting; members; menace; mental; mere; methods; millions; minded; mindedness; misery; modern; moment; months; moral; morality; moron; mother; motherhood; movement; multiply; national; natural; nature; necessary; necessity; need; new; night; nineteenth; normal; number; obvious; offspring; old; opinion; opportunity; opposition; organization; organized; orthodox; overcrowding; parenthood; parents; passion; past; people; personal; persons; phase; philanthropy; philosophy; physical; place; play; point; policy; political; politicians; poor; population; possible; poverty; power; practical; practice; present; primary; principles; private; problem; procreation; production; professor; program; progress; proletariat; psychological; psychology; public; purpose; quality; question; race; racial; rapid; rate; realization; reason; recent; reckless; recognition; relation; religion; religious; reports; reproductive; research; respect; responsibility; restriction; results; revolution; rise; school; science; scientific; scientists; sections; self; sense; service; set; sex; sexual; significance; situation; sleep; small; social; socialism; society; solution; spirit; spread; state; statistics; step; strength; struggle; studies; study; subject; superficial; support; survey; system; task; tendency; theory; things; thought; time; total; traditional; true; truth; turn; type; uncontrolled; understanding; unfit; united; use; value; vast; view; vision; war; waste; way; welfare; women; work; workers; working; world; years; york; young
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- 31790
- author: Sanger, Margaret
- title: Family Limitation
- date: None
- words: 4166
- flesch: 70
- summary: There is no need for any one to explain to the working men and women in America what this pamphlet is written for or why it is necessary that they should have this information. Women of the working class, especially wage workers, should not have more than two children at most.
- keywords: acid; act; advice; antiseptic; bag; best; birth; care; cents; children; city; conception; condom; cover; days; douche; flow; good; grains; male; menstrual; new; obtainable; ovum; period; pessary; physicians; place; pregnant; prevention; quinine; reliable; satisfactory; semen; sexual; solution; sperm; time; use; vagina; water; woman; womb; york
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- 38185
- author: Knowlton, Charles
- title: Fruits of Philosophy: A Treatise on the Population Question
- date: None
- words: 21200
- flesch: 59
- summary: Such cases require the simple operation of dividing the hymen. Some women, it is true, are subject to a slight hemorrhage that sometimes occurs with considerable regularity during pregnancy, and which has led them to suppose they have their turns at such times; but it is not so; the discharge at such times is real blood.
- keywords: age; agreeable; animalculã; animals; blood; body; brain; cases; cause; cavity; certain; check; child; circumstances; coition; conception; consciousness; course; days; degree; desire; dewees; different; discharge; disease; effect; essential; evils; experiments; external; fact; fallopian; family; fear; feelings; female; fluid; foetus; form; frequent; general; generation; genital; good; gratification; great; happiness; health; human; hypothesis; idea; important; impregnation; increase; instances; instinct; intemperance; intercourse; knowledge; known; liable; life; like; little; long; manner; married; matter; means; membrane; menstrual; menstruation; mentioned; mind; misery; moral; mouth; natural; nature; neck; note; number; offspring; opinion; organized; organs; ovaries; ovary; ovum; parents; parts; passion; people; period; person; physical; physiology; place; pleasure; point; population; pregnancy; present; properties; property; public; question; reason; rise; secretion; semen; seminal; situated; small; social; spirits; state; sterility; subject; support; surface; system; theory; things; time; tubes; use; uterus; vagina; vessels; view; water; way; woman; work; years; young
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- 59480
- author: Anonymous
- title: The Malthusian Handbook Designed to Induce Married People to Limit Their Families Within Their Means.
- date: None
- words: 19482
- flesch: 57
- summary: Let us call the population of this island 11,000,000 (Mr. Malthus writes in 1806), and suppose the present produce equal to the easy support of such a number. The method which Mr. Malthus proposed was the substitution of the prudential (or birth-restricting) for the positive (or life-destroying) check.
- keywords: advocacy; allbutt; animals; attention; besant; birth; book; bradlaugh; case; celibacy; certain; chapter; character; checks; chief; children; class; cockburn; conception; conduct; constant; control; council; countries; country; course; court; day; death; defendants; discussion; disease; drysdale; duty; early; earth; effects; equal; evils; existence; families; family; following; food; france; free; general; gentlemen; great; guilty; handbook; happiness; health; home; human; ignorance; importance; increase; information; judge; judgment; jury; justice; knowledge; language; large; later; law; laws; league; legal; life; limit; little; london; long; lord; malthusian; malthusianism; man; mankind; marriage; married; matter; means; medical; meeting; members; men; misery; morals; mother; movement; mrs; national; natural; nature; necessary; new; number; object; obscene; obscenity; opinion; pamphlet; parents; people; place; plants; poor; population; population question; position; possible; post; poverty; present; president; press; preventive; principle; proceedings; prosecution; prudential; public; publication; purpose; question; rate; regard; right; science; small; social; society; solicitor; speech; state; subject; subsistence; suffering; support; tendency; theory; thought; time; trial; true; truelove; use; verdict; view; want; way; wife; windeyer; women; work; world; years; young
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- 8660
- author: Sanger, Margaret
- title: Woman and the New Race
- date: None
- words: 43689
- flesch: 64
- summary: They therefore declare that it is the duty of such women to populate the land with strong, healthy, intelligent offspring--to bear children in great numbers. The daughters of such women will not be given over to injustice and to prostitution; the sons will not perish in industry nor upon the battle field.
- keywords: able; abortion; advice; ages; america; answer; article; attention; authorities; authority; babies; basic; beings; best; better; birth; birth control; birth rate; body; book; breeding; bringing; burden; care; cases; cause; cent; certain; chapter; chief; childbearing; children; choice; church; circumstances; civilization; class; classes; clinic; coming; common; conception; conditions; continence; contraceptives; control; countries; country; course; court; crime; cry; custom; danger; day; days; dead; death; degree; demand; desire; development; direction; disease; doubt; early; earth; economic; effect; effort; elements; end; europe; evils; expansion; experience; expression; face; fact; families; family; far; father; fear; feebleminded; feminine; fit; food; force; foreign; freedom; functions; fundamental; future; general; germany; girl; good; great; greater; greatest; hand; health; heart; help; helpless; high; higher; home; hope; hours; human; humanity; hundreds; husband; ideals; ignorance; important; increase; individual; infanticide; information; inner; insane; instinct; international; knowledge; labor; large; later; laws; league; legal; letters; liberty; life; likely; limitation; little; lives; living; long; love; low; male; marriage; married; mass; masses; maternity; matter; means; medical; men; mental; methods; millions; misery; modern; months; moral; morality; mother; motherhood; movement; national; nations; native; natural; nature; necessary; needs; new; number; obscenity; offspring; old; opinion; opportunity; order; parents; past; people; period; persons; physical; physicians; place; play; point; political; poor; population; position; possible; poverty; power; practice; pregnancy; present; prevention; principle; problem; profession; progress; prolific; prostitution; public; question; race; racial; rate; real; rearing; regard; relationship; religious; reproductive; responsibility; result; rich; right; rome; safe; scientific; section; self; sex; sexual; single; situation; small; social; society; sort; source; spirit; spiritual; stand; states; statistics; statutes; stock; story; strength; strong; subject; submission; suffering; sufficient; system; terrible; things; thousands; time; true; truth; tuberculosis; unclean; understanding; union; united; unmarried; unwanted; urge; use; voluntary; wage; want; war; way; weak; white; woman; womanhood; womb; words; workers; working; world; years; york; young
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