My Fight for Birth ControlMargaret Sanger recounts her life from early childhood until 1931, when a victory in her fight for the legalization of birth control in the U.S. seems near. The account of the highs and lows suffered in forging an organized movement devoted to planned parenthood is highly personal. |
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Awakening and Revolt | 46 |
Europe before the | 62 |
Holland | 98 |
Copyright | |
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