Josephine Butler and the Prostitution Campaigns: The moral reclaimability of prostitutesIngrid Sharp, Jane Jordan Taylor & Francis, 2002 - Всего страниц: 2000 |
Содержание
General Introduction | 1 |
Introduction | 31 |
Dr Elizabeth Blackwell Medical Responsibility | 34 |
William Acton Prostitution in Relation to Public | 43 |
Prostitution The Need for its Reform Lancet | 66 |
February 1858 pp 1989 | 75 |
Letter from Josephine E Butler to her Niece Edith | 82 |
Letter from Josephine E Butler to Mrs George | 91 |
Josephine E Butler The Voice of One Crying in | 128 |
Joseph Edmondson The Moral Forces Which | 156 |
Dr Elizabeth Blackwell Women Physicians and | 170 |
to Medical Women an Address Given to | 173 |
H Elwyn Thomas The Martyrs of Hells Highway | 188 |
Letter from Josephine E Butler to Miss Forsaith | 280 |
Josephine E Butler Memories StormBell June | 289 |
Letter from Josephine E Butler to Beloved Miss | 296 |
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