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Birth control laws

Mary Ware Dennett · Gender_and_Sexuality_Studies · 31 章

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The Project Gutenberg eBook of Birth control laws BIRTH CONTROL LAWS SHALL WE KEEP THEM CHANGE THEM OR ABOLISH THEM INTRODUCTION CONTENTS Chapter I THE SITUATION Chapter II HOW IT HAPPENED Chapter III IS ENFORCEMENT POSSIBLE?Chapter 8 Chapter I THE TWO FIRST FEDERAL EFFORTS Chapter II BEATING AROUND THE BUSH WITH STATE LEGISLATION Chapter III GOING TO THE POINT WITH A FEDERAL BILL Chapter 12 Chapter IV THE HEARINGS ON THE CUMMINS-VAILE BILL AND THE AFTERMATH Chapter 14 Chapter V WHY CONGRESS HAS BEEN SO SLOW Chapter 16 Chapter VI A “DOCTORS ONLY” FEDERAL BILL Chapter I DO PHYSICIANS WANT A “DOCTORS ONLY” BILL?APPENDIX NO. 4 Sentences of Birth Control Advocates APPENDIX NO. 5 Amendments to Federal and New York Law Proposed in 1915 by the National Birth Control League APPENDIX NO. 6 Bill Introduced in New York Legislature in 1923 APPENDIX NO. 7 The Connecticut Law and the Amendment Proposed by the American Birth Control League APPENDIX NO. 8 NEW JERSEY LAW AND Amendment Proposed by the American Birth Control League APPENDIX NO. 9 CALIFORNIA LAW AND Amendment Introduced in 1917 by Senator Chamberlain and Assemblyman Wishard APPENDIX NO. 10 Indications of Opposition of Birth Control Advocates to Removing Ban on Contraceptive Information from Federal Obscenity Laws APPENDIX NO. 11 APPENDIX NO. 12 Condensed Chronological Story of the Federal Bill to Remove the Ban on Contraceptive Knowledge from the Obscenity Laws APPENDIX NO. 13 Senators Borah and Stanley Argued before the Judiciary Committee in 1921 for the Principles on Which the Cummins-Vaile Bill Is Based, but Regarding Another Bill APPENDIX NO. 14 Sections of the Food and Drug Act Which Are Pertinent to Materials Used for the Prevention of Conception FOOTNOTES:THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE