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The moral property of women: a history of birth control politics in America

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State and Individual in Political Thought
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Individuality, the Self and Concepts of Mind
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Index
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Chronology
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Appendix
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Unusual Frontal Developments: Negotiating the Pregnant Body in Nineteenth-Century America
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From Radicalism to Perspectivalism: US Feminist History, 1970–2010, and the Example of Linda Gordon
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Propagating Sex Radicalism in the Progressive Era: Emma Goldman's Anarchist Solution
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Women's Rights Advocates and Abortion Laws
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Nurse Gordon on Trial: Those Early Days of the Birth Control Clinic Movement Reconsidered
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"Completely Sold on Birth Control": Rural Extension Work of the Kentucky Birth Control League, 1933–1942
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Faulkner on Feminine Hygiene, or, How Margaret Sanger Sold Dewey Dell a Bad Abortion
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Unwed Pregnancy and Adoption in Postwar Greece (1950–1983)
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This Rag of Scarlet Cloth: Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Abortion
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Who are the women who relinquish infants for adoption? Domestic adoption and contemporary birth motherhood in the United States
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Politiken der Generativität
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Debating Contraception, Defining Motherhood: Women, Doctors, and the State in the Politics of Birth Control
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Abortion Politics in India and the United States: Women's Movements and the State
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What Am I Worth?: The Race-ing of Reproduction in America
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Qualitative analysis of factors associated with the experience of contraception in rural setting
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Politiken der Generativität
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Zero Trimester
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A Historical Analysis of Public School Sex Education in America Since 1900
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A Right to Motherhood? Race, Class, and Reproductive Services in the Jim Crow South
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Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare Vol. 44 No. 4
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"We Were Privileged in Oregon": Jessie Laird Brodie and Reproductive Politics, Locally and Transnationally, 1915-1975
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Зарождение биополитической модели контроля рождаемости в XIX – начале XX вв.
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Maternidad y Salud Sexual en la Obra Médica de Amparo Poch y Gascón
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Full_issue_6_2_2017
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Investigar y comunicar la historia de la anticoncepción
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Making birth control acceptable : the development of the twentieth century birth control movement.
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"What to inspect when you're expecting" : critically examining constructions of women in What to expect when you're expecting.
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Utopian Dreams in the New World and for the New Woman: the influence of Utopian Socialism in First Wave Feminism. The case of Marie Howland and Topolobambo’s Community = Sueños Utópicos en el Nuevo Mundo y para la Nueva Mujer: La Influencia del Socialismo Utópico en el Feminismo de la Primera Ola.…
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Reproductive Justice and the Pace of Change: Socioeconomic Trends in US Infant Death Rates by Legal Status of Abortion, 1960–1980
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منبئات الخيانة الزوجية واستراتيجيات مواجهتها والوقاية منها لدى عينة من الأزواج والزوجات في مرحلة الرشد المبکر
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Sexuality and alternative discourses in Jewish Prague : a feminist reading of the works of Franz Werfel
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Homophobic discourse in the press coverage of the 1895 Trials of Oscar Wilde
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PATRICK HAMILTON’S CRAVEN HOUSE: PARODYING THE EDWARDIAN WELTANSCHAUUNG
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In the shadow of the population bomb: the campaign for abortion reform in Seattle, 1962-1970
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On Forbidden Wombs and Transnational Reproductive Justice
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Discursos feministas sobre el aborto y la anticoncepción en Italia (años setenta) y Polonia (años noventa)
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