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What we would call today a pro-life book, intent on protecting women from the unwanted consequences of abortion.
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alike allowed American appeal Association attended become better birth Boston causes character child circulation Committee conception confession consequence consideration crime Criminal Abortion dangers death decided difference direct directly disease effected equally Essay evidence evil excuse existence extent fact fætal fætus fatal forced abortions frequent give given greater hand human ignorance immediate importance increase induced instances intentional interesting known labor less living married matter means measures meeting merely miscarriage months moral mother natural observation occasion occur opinion organic otherwise patient perhaps period physical physician placenta possible practice pregnancy present profession proved published question reality referred relating rendered seen society Storer subsequent supposed things thought tion true truth usually uterine woman womb women writer
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| Title | Why Not?: A Book for Every Woman ... History of women |
| Author | Horatio Robinson Storer |
| Publisher | Lee and Shepard, 1868 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | Apr 18, 2008 |
| Length | 91 pages |
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