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INTRODUCTION 
 
 In so far as our minds arc functioning- at immature levels 
 of development "we know because we feel and are firmly con^ 
 vinced because strongly agitated." It is by this process of 
 thinking that society still attempts to answer most of our 
 sexual questions. As fast as our intellectual methods mature 
 wc become willing to check our feeling predispositions, ac- 
 cocding to the real facts of our problems. Let us hope that 
 soon we will be generally able to do this, even in relation to 
 sex. The whole subject of reproduction is so thoroughly 
 submerged in the conflicts of immature and morbid emotions, 
 that it is the last of the human functions which will be thor- 
 oughly subjected to the scientific method, and the last sub- 
 ject toward which society can assume the attitude of the dis- 
 passionate seeker after truth. Even men devoted largely to 
 the pursuit of science are very often the victims of such 
 sexuo-emotional disturbances as to uphold a blind moral- 
 sentimentalism against the open-minded scientific considera- 
 tion of sexual problems. 
 
 In the following bibliography no attempt has been made 
 to discriminate as between the author's varying avenues of 
 approach to the problem of birth control. Herein the reader 
 will find cited the religious emotionalist and the secular senti- 
 mentalist; the progressive ethicist and the reactionary moral- 
 ist; the dispassionate medievalist and the hysterical modern- 
 ist, all largely engaged in making special pleas. Side by side 
 with these there are some mature scholars who reall}- deal 
 with the problem of birth control in proper scientific fashion. 
 But of course, these are as yet a small minority. 
 
 It is hoped that this bibliography will do something to 
 stimulate and to facilitate a more sane, (or less hysterical) 
 consideration of a problem that is so conspicuously and 
 vitally interwoven with the happiness and well being of future 
 generations. In its preparation I received valuable assistance 
 from Miss Eleanor ff. Duncan. 
 
 Theodore Schroeder. 
 New York City. 
 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
 Books and Pamphlets 7 
 
 Magazine Articles 20 
 
 Books and Magazine Articles in Foreign Languages 
 
 Dutch 40 
 
 French 
 
 Books and Pamphlets 41 
 
 Magazine Articles 42 
 
 German 
 
 Books and Pamphlets 43 
 
 Magazine Articles 48 
 
 Italian 52 
 
 Spanish 52 
 
 Miscellaneous 52 
 
LIST OF REFERENCES ON 
 BIRTH CONTROL 
 
 BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS 
 
 Agate, Peter (M.D.) Sexual economy as taught by Charles 
 Bradlaugh ^I.P., by Peter Agate, M.D., with addendum 
 by Saladin [ ]. Lond. n.d. 59p. 
 
 Allbutt, Dr. Henry Arthur. Artificial checks to population: 
 Is the popular teaching of them infamous? A history of 
 medical persecution. London, George Standring, 1909. 
 35P- 
 
 Disease and marriage. London, George Standring, 1901. 
 
 Sop. 
 
 The wife's handbook. London, R. Forder. Numerous 
 
 editions. 
 
 For publishing this book Dr. Allbutt was adjudged (by the Royal 
 College of Physicians of Edinburgh and by General Medical Coun- 
 cil of Great Britain) guilty of "infamous conduct," and his name 
 was erased from the Medical register. 
 
 Alison, Sir Archibald. Principles of population and their 
 connection with human happiness. Edinburgh, W. Black- 
 wood, 1840. 2V. 
 
 Anthony, Katherine. Mothers who must earn. New York, 
 Russell Sage foundation. 
 
 Atkinson, Sam. Commonsense on the sex question. Chi- 
 cago, Co-operative Book Co., 1916. 
 
 Contains a chapter on: Birth control and the Malthusian theory. 
 
 Baines, Jervoise Athelstane. Population. Encyclopedia Bri- 
 tannica. nth ed. New York, 191 1. 
 
 Gives comparative marriage, birth and death rates. Discusses de- 
 clining birth rate. 
 
 Beale, Octavius Charles. Racial decay; a compilation of evi- 
 dence from world sources. London, Fifield, 1911. 439p. 
 
 Bibliography: p. xiii-xviii. Strongly anti-birth control. 
 
 Bergeret, Louis Frangois Etienne. The preventive obstacle 
 or conjugal onanism. Translated from the 3rd French 
 edition. New York, Turner and Mignard, 1870. i82p. 
 
 Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). The law of population. Its 
 consequences and its bearing upon human conduct and 
 morals. New York, A. K. Butts, 1878. 47p. 
 
 Marriage. London, 1884, 
 
8 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
 Birth Control League of Massachusetts. A short statement 
 on birth control. Boston, Birth Control League of Mass. 
 1916. 
 
 Bibliography: p. 10-12. 
 
 Birth control movement, The. n.d. [1916] signed Woman's 
 Committee of one hundred. Mrs. Amos Pinchot and 
 others. i6p. 
 
 Bonar, James. Malthus and his work. London, Macmillan, 
 1885. 432p. 
 
 Booth, David. A letter to the Rev.- T. R. Malthus . . . being 
 an answer to the criticism, on Mr. Godwin's work on 
 population, which was inserted in the LXXth number of 
 the Edinburgh review: to which is added An examina- 
 tion of the censuses of Great Britain and Ireland. Lon- 
 don. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and 
 Brown, 1823. I24p. 
 
 Brieux, Eugene. Maternity. Trans ... by Mrs. G. Bernard 
 Shaw. New York, B. R. Tucker, 1907. 
 
 Brunswick, Felissa. Life's best secret. A scientific treatise 
 on procreation for the prevention of crime. [n.p.] F. 
 Brunswick, [1894]. i6p. 
 
 Burgess, William. The world's social evil. A historical re- 
 view and study of problems relating to the subject. With 
 supplementary chapter on a constructive policy by Judge 
 Harry Olson. Chicago, Saul Brothers, 1914. 
 
 Butterfield, Virginia M. Parental rights and economic 
 wrongs. Chicago, Stockham publishing co. [C1906]. 92P. 
 
 Carpenter, Edward. Love's coming of age; a series of papers 
 on the relations of the sexes. New York & London, M, 
 Kennerley, 1911. I99p. 
 
 One of the best books on the relations of the sexes. 
 
 Chadwick, Edwin. The Malthusian theory. East Sheen, 1888. 
 8p. 
 
 Chapman, Charles Hiram. Jezebel. A comedy. Dedicated to 
 Margaret Sanger. Portland, Ore., The Author. 
 
 Child-labor. Bliss, W. D. P. Encyclopaedia for social re- 
 form. New York, Funk & Wagnalls, 1908. 
 
 Clapperton, Jane Hume. What do women want? [pam- 
 phlet]. London, W. H. Reynolds. 
 
 Clear, fair and candid investigation of the population, com- 
 merce and agriculture of this kingdom; with a full refuta- 
 tion of all Mr. Malthus's principles, proving . . . that our 
 population is rapidly decreasing. . . . London, J. Maw- 
 man, 1810. 
 
 Coghlan, Timothy Augustine. Childbirth in New South 
 Wales: a study in statistics. Sidney, W. A. Gullick, 1900. 
 67p. 
 
BIRTH CONTROL 9 
 
 Commander, Lydia Kingsmill. The American idea. Does 
 the national tendency toward a small family point to race 
 suicide or race development? Xew York, A. S. Barnes 
 & Co., 1907. 335P- 
 
 Corbaux, Francis. On the natural and mathematical laws 
 concerning population, vitalit}-, and mortality. London, 
 1833- I99P- 
 
 Crackanthorpe, Montague Hughes. Population and progress. 
 London, Chapman & Hall, 1907- i3op. 
 
 Cyclopedia of American government, ed. by Andrew C. Mc- 
 Laughlin . . . and Albert Bushnell Hart. New York and 
 London, Appleton, 1914. 3y. 
 
 Valuable for population statistics. 
 
 Declining birth-rate. Its causes and eftects. [Being the re- 
 port of and the chief evidence taken by the National birth- 
 rate commission, instituted with official recognition, by 
 the Educational Council of Public Morals — for the pro- 
 motion of race regeneration — spiritual, moral and physi- 
 cal.] London, 1916. 450p. 
 
 De Lee, Joseph B. Principles and practice of obstetrics. 
 London and Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders, 1913. 
 
 Diana: a psycho- fyzi ological essay on sexual relations. For 
 married men aTid women. 2d ed. rev. and enl. from the 
 first. New York, Burnz & company, 1882. 48p. 
 
 Drysdale, Dr. Charles R. The life and writings of Thomas R. 
 Malthus. London, George Standring, 1892. i2op. 
 
 The population question according to T. R. Malthus and 
 
 J. S. Mill. London, George Standring, 1892. 94p. 
 
 Drysdale, Dr. Charles Vickery. Can everybody be fed? A 
 reply to Prince Kropotkin. London, George Standring. 
 
 Diagrams of international vital statistics with descrip- 
 tion in English and Esperanto together with a table of 
 correlation coefficients between birth and death rates. 
 London, 1912. 
 
 The empire and the birth-rate. A paper read before the 
 
 Royal Colonial Institute. March 24, 1914. I9p. 
 
 Freewomen and the birth-rate. 
 
 Reprinted from The Freewoman. November 30, 19 11. 8p. 
 
 Neo-Malthusianism and eugenics. London, 1912. 3ip 
 
 The small family system, is it injurious or immoral? 
 
 With diagrams of population movements at home and 
 abroad, and preface by Dr. Binnie Dunlop. New York, 
 B. W. Huebsch, 1914. ii9p. 
 
 Wages and the cost of living. London, George Stand- 
 ring. 
 
 Havelock Ellis, W. J. Robinson and A. Grotjahn. Small 
 
 or large families. Birth control from the moral, racial 
 and eugenic standpoint. New York, Critic and Guide Co. 
 1917. 
 
10 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
 Drysdale, Dr. George. The elements of social science or 
 physical, sexual and natural religion. An exposition of 
 the true cause and onlj^ cure of the three primary social 
 evils; povertj^ prostitution, and celibacy. London, 
 George Standring, 1905. 592p. 
 
 Dunlop, Dr. Binnie. National happiness under Individualism. 
 London, George Standring. 
 
 Eden, Thomas Watts. Practical obstetrics. St Louis, C. V. 
 Mosby Co., 1915. 
 
 Edgar, J. Clifton. Practice of obstetrics. 5th edition. Re- 
 vised. Philadelphia, P. Blakiston's Co., 1903. 
 
 Edmonds, Thomas Rowe. An enquiry into the principles of 
 population, exhibiting a system of regulations for the 
 poor. London, J. Duncan, 1832. 336p. 
 
 Elliot, Sydney Barrington. /Edoeology. A treatise on gener- 
 ative life. Including pre-natal influence, prevention of 
 conception, and hygiene of generative life. New York, 
 St. Clair publishing company [1892J. 26op. 
 
 Ellis, Havelock. Essays in war time. Further studies in the 
 task of social hj'-giene. New York, 1917. 
 
 Impressions and comments, p. 160. 1914. 
 
 The problem of race-regeneration. New York, Mofifat, 
 
 Yard, 191 1. 67p. 
 
 The task of social hygiene. New York and Boston. 
 
 Houghton, Mifliin, 1913. 
 
 Emmet, Th. A. The principles and practice of gynaecology. 
 London, 1885. 
 
 Ensor, George. An inquiry concerning the population of 
 nations: containing a refutation of Mr. Malthus's Essa}' 
 on population. London, E. Wilson, 1818. 502p. 
 
 Evans, Mrs. Elizabeth Edson. The abuse of maternity. 
 Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott, 1875. I29p. 
 
 Everett, Alexander Hill. The Malthusian theory discussed, 
 in a correspondence between A. H. Everett and Prof. G. 
 Tucker. 1845. 
 
 New ideas on population; with remarks on the theories 
 
 of Malthus and Godwin. Boston, O. Everett, 1823. I25p. 
 
 Everitt, (Colonel) W. H. The falling birth-rate. London, 
 George Standring. 
 
 Anti-malthusian. 
 
 Fawcett, James Waldo, ed. Jailed for birth control. The 
 trial of William Sanger, September loth, 1915. 1917. I5p. 
 
 Field, J. A. The early propagandist movement in English 
 population theory. 
 
 Reprint from the American Economic Review. April, 191 1. 
 
BIRTH CONTROL it 
 
 Finch, A. EUey. Malthusiana. Illustrations of the influence 
 of nature's law of the increase of human life, discovered 
 and verified by Malthus. London, George Standring, 
 1904. S4p. 
 
 Flexner, Abraham. Prostitution in Europe, with an intro- 
 duction by John D. Rockefeller, jr. New York, Century 
 Co. 1914. 
 
 Foote, Edward Bliss. The physical improvement of human- 
 ity: a plea for the welfare of the unborn. New York, 
 ]\Iurray Hill publishing co. 1876. i6p. 
 
 Physiological marriage, n.p., 187 — ? I3p. 
 
 A step backward. In reviewing inconsiderate legisla- 
 tion, concerning articles and things for the prevention of 
 conception. New York. Issued by the author [Murray 
 Hill publishing co.] 1875. i6p. 
 
 Foote, Edward Bond. The racial remed}^ in social science; 
 or, Borning better babies through regulating reproduc- 
 tion by controlling conception. New York, Murray Hill 
 publishing co. 1886. I22p. 
 Bibliography at end. 
 
 Forel, Augusta Henry. The sexual question. A scientific, 
 ps3^chological, h^^gienic and sociological stud}'. New 
 York, Rebman Co. [C1908] 
 
 Franklin, Benjamin. Observations concerning the increase 
 of mankind and the peopling of countries. Franklin's 
 complete works. Vol. 2. New York, 1887. 
 
 Gardner, Dr. Augustus K. The conjugal relationships as re- 
 gards personal health and hereditary well-being. Lon- 
 don, 1914. 
 
 One chapter deals with prevention of conception. Strongly "Anti." 
 
 Gaskell, G. A. Social control of the birth-rate and endow- 
 ment of mothers. London, Freethought Publishing Co. 
 1890. i6p. 
 
 Geddes, Patrick and Thompson, John Arthur. Problems of 
 sex. New York, Holt, 1914. 
 
 Godwin, William. Of population: an enquiry concerning the 
 power of increase in the numbers of mankind, being an 
 answer to Mr. Malthus's essay on that subject. London, 
 Longman, Hurst, Reese, Orme, and Brown, 1820. 626p. 
 
 Goldstein, Rabbi Sidney E. Birth control as a moral issue. 
 Free synagogue pulpit. Dec. 1915. New York, 1915. 
 
 Grey, W. R. Malthus notwithstanding. In: Eugenics of life. 
 Boston, 1873. p. 73-108. 
 
 Guyer, Michael Frederick, Being well-born: An introduction 
 
 to Eugenics. Bobbs, Merrill, 1916. 
 Hamilton-Muncie, Dr. Elizabeth. Famih' limitation. Ad- 
 dress before the American Institute of Homoeopathy. 
 June 28th, 1915. 
 
 8 pages. Typewritten. 
 
 From Dr. E. Hamiltcn-Muncie. 119 Macon Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
12 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
 Hardy, Prof. G., pseud of Gabriel Giroiid. How to prevent 
 pregnancy. Paris, G. Hardy, [n.d.] 94p. 
 
 Hazlitt, William. A reply to the essay on population, by the 
 Rev. T. R. Malthus. London, Longman, Hurst, Rees, 
 and Orme. 1807. 3/8?- 
 
 Heron, David. On the relation of fertility in man to social 
 status, and on the changes in this relation that have taken 
 place during the last fifty years. London, Dulau and co. 
 1906. 22p. 
 
 Hindmarsh, Mary Daisy. Married ladies' guide; or, Longer 
 life for women. By Marion Elvora Dale, pseud. 1894. 3iP- 
 
 Hirst, Barton Cooke. A text book of obstetrics. London 
 and Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders, 1909. 
 
 Hoffman, Frederick Ludwig. The significance of a declining 
 death rate. Newark, X.J., Prudential press, 1914. 46p. 
 
 Howard, William Lee. Sex problems in worr}^ and work. 
 New York, 1915. 
 
 Hume, D. Of the populousness of ancient nations. In Es- 
 says, moral and political. Vol. i. London, 1889. p. 381- 
 443- 
 
 Hunsberger, Dr. J. Newton. Artificial childlessness and race 
 suicide. Chicago, American Medical Association, 1907. 
 
 International Xeo-malthusian Bureau of Correspondence and 
 Defence. Memorandum concerning the prosecution of 
 Mrs. Sanger. . . . n.t.p. 8p. 
 
 Isaacson, Edward. The Malthusian limit. A theory of a 
 possible static condition of the human race. London, 
 1 9 12. 
 
 The new morality; an interpretation of present social 
 
 and economic forces and tendencies. New York, Moffat, 
 Yard, 1913. 203p. 
 
 "This book is published in England with the title. 'The Malthu- 
 sian limit: a theory of a possible static condition for the human 
 race.' " — Note. 
 
 Iseman, Myre St. Wald. Race suicide. New York, The Cos- 
 mopolitan press, 1912. 2i6p. 
 
 Jacobi, Dr. Abraham. Birth control. Free synagogue pul- 
 pit. Dec. 1915. New York, 1915. 
 
 Jarrold, Thomas. Dissertations on man, philosophical, phys- 
 iological, and political; in answer to Mr. Malthus's "Es- 
 say on the principle of population." By T. Jarrold, M.D. 
 London, Cadell & Davis, 1806. 367P. 
 
 Johnson, R. H. Birth Control: Discussions of the American 
 Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mor- 
 tality. Vol. 4. p. 164-165. 1913. 
 
 Kelsey, Carl. The physical basis of Society. Applcton, 1916. 
 Chapter on: Population. Bibliography. 
 
BIRTH CONTROL 13 
 
 Kelly, Dr. Howard. ^Medical gynecology. New York, Ap- 
 pleton, 1912. 
 
 King, W. R. The hidden law of nature discovered. Cull- 
 man. Ala., Beckert & Johnson, 1879. 24p. 
 
 Kisch, E. Heinrich. The sexual life of woman in its physio- 
 logical, biological and hygienic aspects. Translated by 
 Dr. M. Eden Paul. New York, Rebman Co. 
 
 Knowlton, Charles. Fruits of philosophy. A treatise on the 
 population question. [Ed.] by Charles Bradlaugh and 
 Mrs. Anne Besant. [Chicago, G. E. Wilson, 18 — .]. 20p. 
 
 Is Limitation of the farhil}- immoral? Judgment on Annie 
 Besant's "'Law of population", delivered in the Supreme 
 Court of New South Wales b}- Mr Justice Windeyer. 
 London. Freethought Publishing Co. 1889. 26p. 
 
 Lloyd, William Foster. Two lectures on the checks to popu- 
 lation, delivered before the L'niversity of Oxford. Ox- 
 ford, 1833. 75p. 
 
 Lowry, Dr. Edith Belle. Herself; talks with women concern- 
 ing themselves. Chicago, Forbes, 1911. 22ip. 
 
 and Dr. Richard J. Lambert. Himself; talks with men 
 
 concerning themselves. Chicago, Forbes, 1912. 2i6p. 
 
 Lydston, George Frank. The diseases of society and degen- 
 eracy. The vice and crime problem. Chicago, Riverton 
 press, 1912. 
 
 M. G. H. Poverty: its cause and cure. Pointing out a means 
 by which the working classes may raise themselves from 
 their present state of low wages. London, E. Truelove, 
 1865. i6p. 
 
 McElroy, John. The economic functions of vice. Washing- 
 ton, B.C., The National tribune [C1908]. 6op. 
 
 Mcllvaine, J[oshua] H[all]. An examination of the Malthu- 
 sian theory. [Philadelphia, 1867] 28p. 
 
 Malchow, C[harles] W[illiam]. The sexual life; a scientific 
 treatise designed for advanced students and the profes- 
 sions. Minneapolis, The Burton company, 1904- 3o8p. 
 
 Malthus, Thomas Robert. Additions to An essay on the 
 principle of population, &c, &c. ist American ed. George- 
 town, B.C., C. 'Cruikshank, 1831. 230P. 
 
 Contains additions to the 4th and former editions. 
 
 Article in New International Cyclopaedia. Second ed. 
 
 New York, Bodd, Mead. 1915. 
 
 Gives bibliography, life of Malthus and review of his principle of 
 population. 
 
 An essay on the principle of population; or, a view of 
 
 its past and present effects on human happiness; with an 
 inquiry into our prospects respecting the future removal 
 or mitigation of the evils which it occasions. A new edi- 
 
 . tion, very much enlarged. London, Printed for J. John- 
 son, 1803. 6iop. 
 
14 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
 Malthus, Thomas Robert. 3d ed. London, Printed for J. 
 Johnson, 1806. 2v. 
 
 Parallel chapters from the first and second editions of 
 
 An essay on the principle of population, by T. R. Mal- 
 thus. 1798:1803. New York and London, Macniillan. 
 1895. xix,i34p. 
 
 Includes reproductions of original title-pages. 
 
 Malthusian, The. A crusade against poverty. Organ of the 
 Malthusian League. Established 1877. Editors: C. V. 
 Drysdale and Mrs. B, Drysdale. 
 
 Marcus, pseud. On the possibility of limiting populousness. 
 An essay on populousness. To which is added, the the- 
 ory of painless extinction. London, W. Dugdale, 1840. 
 48p. 
 
 Married Life: comfort or misery? London, W. H. Reynolds. 
 
 Meisel-Hess, Grete. The sexual crisis: A critique of our sex 
 life, Authorized translation by T. W. Eden & Cedar Paul. 
 With an introduction by Dr. William J. Robinson. New 
 York, Critic and Guide Co. 1917. 35op. 
 
 Mill, John Stuart. The principles of political economy, with 
 some of their application to social philosophy. Vol. I. 
 Chap. XII. London, 1843. 
 
 Miner, Maude E. Slavery of prostitution. New York, Mac- 
 niillan, 1916. 
 
 Moore, Madame. The wife's secret power. New York, The 
 Author, 1871. 6p. 
 
 More, Adelyne. Uncontrolled breeding, or Fecundity versus 
 civilization. A contribution to the study of over-popula- 
 tion as the cause of war and the chief obstacle to the 
 emancipation of women. Introd. by Arnold Bennett; 
 Preface and Notes by Dr. Wm. J. Robinson, New York, 
 Critic and Guide Co., 1917. io8p. 
 
 Morgan, J. An important secret revealed; or, How to regu- 
 late the number of a family, London, E. Truelove. 7p. 
 
 For this Truelove was prosecuted. 
 
 Morrow, Dr. Prince A. Eugenics and racial poisons, [pam- 
 phlet]. New York, Society of Sanitary and Moral Pro- 
 phylaxis, 1912. 
 
 Social diseases and marriage. Social prophylaxis. New 
 
 York and Philadelphia, Lea Bros. & co., 1904. 
 
 Musser, A. Milton. "Race suicide", infanticide vs. children. 
 
 58p. 
 Presents the viewpoint of the polygamous Mormons. 
 
 National Birth Control League. The National birth control 
 league; a brief statement of what it stands for. New 
 York, Co-operative press, 1915. up. 
 
 National Council of Public Morals for Great and Greater Bri- 
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 rate. The declining birth-rate; its causes and effocts. 
 [Being the report of and the chief evidence taken by the 
 
BIRTH CONTROL 15 
 
 National birth-rate commission, instituted, with official 
 recognition, by the National council of public morals — 
 for the promotion of race regeneration — spiritual, moral 
 and physical] London, Chapman and Hall, ltd. 1916, 
 450p. 
 
 Bibliography: p. [82] -85. Preface signed by James Marchant, 
 secretary to the commission and the council. 
 
 Nearing, Scott. Social adjustment. New York, Macmillan, 
 191 1- 377P- 
 
 Congestion of population, P103-127. 
 Menace of large families, P149-160. 
 
 Woman and social progress; a discussion of the biologic, 
 
 domestic, industrial and social possibilities of American 
 women. New York, Macmillan, 1912. 285P. 
 
 Newcomb, Dan. How not to, and why; or. Arguments, 
 based upon physiological, moral, and social relations, in 
 favor of preventing conception; and giving the "ways and 
 means," in plain language. Chicago, A. W. Penny & co. 
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 Newsholme, Arthur. The declining birth-rate: its national 
 and international significance, by Arthur Newsholme. 
 New York, Moffat, Yard, 191 1. 6op. 
 
 Nitti, Francesco Saverio. Population and the social system, 
 by Francesco S. Nitti. New York, C. Scribner's sons, 
 1894. I92p. 
 
 Noyes, John Humphrey. Male continence. Oneida: The 
 Oneida Community, 1872. 24p. 
 For this Noyes was prosecuted. 
 
 Nystrom, Anton Kristen. The natural laws of sexual life; 
 medical-sociological researches. Kansas City, Mo., The 
 Burton company, 1906. 26op. 
 
 Olston, Albert B. Natures' marriage. Ethics of sexual 
 union. [Des Moines, la., Press of Conaway & Shaw]. 
 . 1896. 85p. 
 
 On the correlation of fertility with social value. A coopera- 
 tive study, by Ethel M. Elderton, Amy Barrington, H. 
 Gertrude Jones, Edith M. M. de G. Lamotte, H. J. Laski, 
 and Karl Pearson. London, Dulau and co., 1913. 72p. 
 
 Owen, Robert Dede. The moral physiology; a treatise on 
 popular questions, or means devised to check pregnancy. 
 By a physician. New York, Prints for the author, 1836. 
 76p. 
 
 Oxoniensis. Early marriage and late parentage. The only 
 solution of the social problem. London, George Stand- 
 ring, 1906. 23p. 
 
 Patten, Simon Nelson. L Malthus and Ricardo, by Simon 
 N. Patten. H. The study of statistics, by Davis R. 
 Dewey. IH. Analysis in political economy, by William 
 W. Folwell. [Baltimore], American economic association, 
 1889. 69p. 
 
i6 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
 Peterson, Reuben, ed. The practice of obstetrics. In orig- 
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 Pirkner, Dr. E. H. F. Prophylactic salpingapotomy. Medico 
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 population: including an examination of the proposed 
 remedies of Air. Malthus, and a reply to the objections of 
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 Pomeroy, H[iram] S[terling]. Is man too prolific The so- 
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 W. E. Gladstone, M.P. Partially a reprint from the "An- 
 dover review," Feb. 1891. New York, Funk & Wagnalls, 
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 Population. Article in Mulhall, M. C; Dictionary of Statis- 
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 Gives tables of birth-rate. 
 
 Purves, G. Gray versus Malthus. The principles of popula- 
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 population regulate subsistence or subsistence popula- 
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 Queen vs. Charles Bradlaugh and Annie Besant. London, 
 Freethought Publishing Co. 1877. 355p. 
 
 The question of population, particularly as it relates to the 
 increase of numbers in the inhabitants of the United 
 States, carefully examined and fully considered. Being a 
 detection of the gross blunders and absurdities of the 
 article on Mr Godwin's Enquiry concerning population, 
 which appeared in the seventieth number of the Edin- 
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 Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1821. 52p. 
 
 Quick, Herbert. On board the good ship earth. Indian- 
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 Contains a chapter on population problems, p. 108-152. 
 
 Rational or private marriage chart. For use of all who wish 
 to prevent an increase of family. By an Ohio physician 
 [Dr. Daniel Winder?]. Mansfield, O., 1858. 
 
 Ravenstone, P. A few doubts as to the correctness of some 
 opinions generally entertained on the subject of popula- 
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 474P. 
 
 Read, Samuel. General statement of an argument on the sub- 
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22 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
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24 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
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 1908. 
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 83. 1917. 
 Ingersoll on birth-control. Critic and Guide, 1917. p. 79- 
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 Cincinnati, 1915. 
 
 My position on birth-control. Critic and Guide, 1917. 
 
 p. 75- 
 
 Jacobi, Dr. L. Abortion, infanticide, prevention of concep- 
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 Further remarks on the prevention of conception. Critic 
 
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 Prevention of conception. Critic and Guide, 1906. 
 
 p. 74-76. 
 
 Jacobs, Aletta H. Voluntary maternity. Survey, v. 35, p. 142. 
 
 1915. 
 Jacquemin, Dr. Theo. J. Laws that must be repealed. Critic 
 
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 Malthusian principle and natural selection. American 
 
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 Kelley, Florence. Children in the cities. National Municipal 
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BIRTH CONTROL 29 
 
 Kellogg, V. L. Eugenics and militarism. Atlantic Monthly, 
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 Kittridge, Herman E. Limitation of offspring and Ingersoll. 
 Critic and Guide, 1912. p. 195. 
 
 Knopf, Dr. S. Adolphus. Birth control and tuberculosis. 
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 Birth control in its medical, social, economic and moral 
 
 aspects. American Journal of Public Health, v. 7, p. 152- 
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 Legalization of birth-control, with special reference to 
 
 the tuberculosis problein in the L'nited States. Women's 
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 Medical, social, economical and moral aspects of birth 
 
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 Also in The Survey. November i8, 191 6. 
 
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 April 17, 1917. 
 
 The tuberculosis problem and Section 1142 of the Penal 
 
 Code of the State of New York, New York ^^ledical 
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 Kosmak, George W. Birth control. Medical Record, v. 91, 
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 1916. 
 
 Lamphear, Dr. Emory. Gonorrhea and race suicide. Critic 
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 Lemon, Courtenay. Free speech in the L'nited States. Pear- 
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 A general plea for free speech in relation to sex. 
 
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 Lincoln, J. An open letter to the rich. New Republic, v, 5. 
 
 p. 139-141- 1915- 
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 Louis, Dr. I. Balch. Remedial legislation relative to preven- 
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30 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
 Low, Dr. Chas. E. Race suicide. Critic and Guide, 1908. 
 
 P- 50-55- 
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 V. 99, p. 627-639. 1913. 
 
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 Medico-Pharmaceutical Critic and Guide. See Critic and 
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 Meeting on birth control at the New York Academy of Medi- 
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 Birth control pioneers. Critic and Guide, 1917, p. 198, 
 
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BIRTH CONTROL 31 
 
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 1916. 
 
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 The child — social asset or liability. Kindergarten Prim- 
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 p. 211. 1915. 
 
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 338. 
 On the means of retaining the population within any required 
 
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 1915. 
 
 Plea for the reduction of the birth rate. Westminster Re- 
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32 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
 Pope, Dr. Thomas A. Prevention of conception. Critic and 
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 Prevention of conception. (Discussion). Cincinnati Medical 
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 Motherhood and the ballot. Critic and Guide, 1914. p. 
 
 257-261. 
 
 The question of the birth-rate. Popular Science Monthly, 
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 R. M. W. Race suicide and the cost of living. American 
 
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 p. 676. 
 
 Race suicide in the countr3^ Critic and Guide, 1911. p. 10. 
 
 Race suicide or overcrowding. World's Work. Sept. 1908. 
 p. 1 0639- 1 0640. 
 
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 Refusal to multiply. Living Age, Nov. 29, 1913. 
 
 Religion and birth control. Journal of Heredity. Oct. 1916. 
 
 p. 450-451. 
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 p. 1 128. 
 
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 Against eugenics and birth control. 
 
BIRTPI CONTROL 33 
 
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 Abortion vs. contraception. Critic and Guide, 1915. 
 
 p. 407. 
 
 Abortion where there is no cause for it. Critic and 
 
 Guide, 1917. p. 83. 
 
 "American Aledicine" and the limitation of offspring 
 
 Critic and Guide, 1914. p. 370. 
 
 Another interesting fact about unchecked fecundity. 
 
 Critic and Guide, 1917. p. 55. 
 
 Another lie about the Birth Control Clinic. Critic and 
 
 Guide, 1917. p. 84. 
 
 Babies choked and drowned. Critic and Guide, 1915. 
 
 p. 442. 
 
 Birth control and the medical profession. Critic and 
 
 Guide, 1917. p. 11-13. 
 
 Birth control and ministers of the gospel. Critic and 
 
 Guide, 1916. p. 168. 
 
 Birth control and murder. Critic and Guide, 1917. p. 51. 
 
 Birth control and the social h^'giene association. Critic 
 
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 The Birth control farce at the County Medical Society's 
 
 Aleeting. The intelligence displayed. Morality and 
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 straw issues even in the cause of birth control. The ab- 
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 1000. The Nobel prize for asininity. Making converts 
 to birth control. Critic and Guide, 1917. p. 41-50. 
 
 Birth control from the bench. Critic and Guide, 1016. 
 
 p. 401. 
 
 Birth control leagues. Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 167. 
 
 Birth control meeting. Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 201. 
 
 Birth control movement almost victorious. Critic and 
 
 Guide, 1916. p. 167-168. 
 
 Birth control movement — another sign. Critic and 
 
 Guide, 1916. p. 400. 
 
 Birth control. Signs of the times. Critic and Guide, 
 
 1916. p. 319. 
 
 Brutality of the law in pregnancy from rape. Critic 
 
 and Guide, Sept. 1904. p. 60-61. 
 
34 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
 Robinson, Dr. William Josephus. Comstockian Outrage, 
 Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 242. 
 
 Contraception and abortion. Critic and Guide, 1909. 
 
 P- 430. 
 
 Contraception vs. abortion again. Critic and Guide, 
 
 1913. P- 76. 
 
 A country in which prevention of conception is officially 
 
 sanctioned. Critic and Guide, 1914. p. 173. 
 
 Criminal abortion. Critic and Guide, 1908. p. 380-381. 
 
 Criminal knowledge which everybody wants for himself. 
 
 Critic and Guide, 1916. p. 203-204. 
 
 Darwin's statement and proof of it. Critic and Guide, 
 
 1917- P- 55- 
 
 A debate on birth control. Critic and Guide, 1917. p. 10. 
 
 The decrease in the birth rate. Critic and Guide, 1905. 
 
 p. 168. 
 
 Demand m German}^ for a modification of the law 
 
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 Critic and Guide, 1916. p. 49. 
 
 Doctors and the girl — Who was more moral? Critic and 
 
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 Editor who is a real donkey. Critic and Guide, 1916. 
 
 p. 406. 
 
 Eugenics and limitation of offspring. Critic and Guide, 
 
 1913. p. 265-270. 
 
 Few or manv children? Critic and Guide, 1904. o. 81- 
 
 84. ' 
 
 Few or many children? Critic and Guide, 1906. p. 100. 
 
 Formula for prevention of conception. Critic and Guide. 
 
 Nov. 1907. p. 157, 
 
 Four birth control organizations. Critic and Guide, 
 
 1917. p. 50. 
 
 Four infallible means of preventing conception. Critic 
 
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 The fringe of undesirables. Critic and Guide, 1917. 
 
 p. 51- 
 
 How to al)olish the law against the prevention of con- 
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 Illegitimate babies and the non plus ultra of cruelty and 
 
 hypocrisy. Critic and Guide, 1916, p. 335-339- 
 
 If contraceptive information were legally permissible. 
 
 Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 44T. 
 
 Large families the bane of the poor. Critic and Guide, 
 
 1909. p. 5- 
 
 A leaf from the lives of the poor. Unimpeachable hu- 
 
 man documents. Critic and Guide, 1916. p. 419-423. 
 
BIRTH CONTROL 35 
 
 - Limitation of offspring. Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 162. 
 
 - Limitation of offspring, abortion and pornography. 
 Critic and Guide, 1916. p. 125. 
 
 - Limitation of offspring and the war. Critic and Guide, 
 1914. p. 330. 
 
 - Limitation of offspring — A statement and a challenge. 
 Critic and Guide, 1914. p. 1-5. 
 
 - The limitation of offspring by the artificial prevention of 
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 - Limitation of offspring in spite of the war. Critic and 
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 - Limitation of the number of children. Critic and Guide, 
 1910. p. 114. 
 
 - Meaning of the word proletariat. Critic and Guide, 
 1916. p. 7. 
 
 - A Medico-legalist on birth control. Critic and Guide, 
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 - The most atrocious law: Extracts from address made at 
 Carnegie Hall Meeting, New York City, March i, 1916. 
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 - The most important measures for the improvement of 
 the human race. Critic and Guide, 1912. p. loi. 
 
 - National birth-control league. Critic and Guide, 1916. 
 p. 127. 
 
 - New movements and their supporters. Critic and Guide, 
 1916. p. 161. 
 
 - No danger of race suicide. Critic and Guide, 1909. 
 p. 80. 
 
 - One of the causes of female frigidity. Critic and Guide, 
 1916. p. 415. 
 
 - Open letter to Comstock and other censors. Critic and 
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 - Physicians demand legalization of abortion. Critic and 
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 -Pioneer of the birth control movement in America. 
 Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 321-323. 
 
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36 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
 Robinson, Dr. William Josephus. Prevalence of criminal 
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 Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 240. 
 
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 Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 444. 
 
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 Race suicide bugaboo. Critic and Guide, 1913. p. 42. 
 
 Racial decay. Critic and Guide, 1913. p. 354. 
 
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 p. 2-3. 
 
 Relative fecundity of the rich and the poor. Critic and 
 
 Guide, 1904. p. 163. 
 
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 Critic and Guide, 1913. p. 73-74. 
 
 Socialism and the limitation of children. Critic and 
 
 Guide, 1913. p. 360. 
 
 Story with two morals. Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 439- 
 
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 birth-control in a nutshell. Critic and Guide, 1916. 
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 Tolerance, prevention and abortion. Critic and Guide, 
 
 1914. p. 47. 
 
 Two important books. Critic and Guide, 1917. p, 2, 
 
 Two minor objections. Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 324- 
 
BIRTH CONTROL 37 
 
 Unanswerable argument against Malthusianisni. Critic 
 
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 Unjustifiable barriers against marriage. Critic and 
 
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 Unknown victims of our Draconian laws. Critic and 
 
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 War and motherhood. Critic and Guide, 1914. p. 331. 
 
 War and our duty to preach birth-control to backward 
 
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 Guide, Dec. 1906. p. 168-169. 
 
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 Critic and Guide, 1915. p. 128. 
 
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 p. 163. 
 
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 the birth rate. American Journal of Sociology, v. ij. 
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 Aug. 7, 1915. p. 144. 
 
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 1917. 
 
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 p. 15. 
 
38 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 
 
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 V. 2, p. 430-432. 1914. 
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 v. 54, p. 244-245. Feb. 3, 1917. 
 
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 Critic and Guide, 1903. p. 158-161. 
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BIRTH CONTROL 39 
 
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