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Birth Control Digital Collection
Featuring materials by feminist Margaret Sanger, the collection focuses on the roots of the movement in the 1920s. Inspired by her experiences as a nurse in New York's poverty-ridden Lower East Side, Sanger resisted frequent legal harassment to become one of the first advocates of birth control.
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Debate on Birth Control
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Girard, Kan.: Haldeman-Julius Co., c1921
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Sanger, Margaret
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unknown or unavailable
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Family Limitations
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New York?: S. Maisel?, 1917
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Sanger, Margaret
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unknown or unavailable
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What Every Girl Should Know (1920)
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Springfield, Ill.: United Sales Co., 1920
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Sanger, Margaret
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unknown or unavailable
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What Every Girl Should Know (1922 or 1923)
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Girard, Kan.: Haldeman-Julius Co., 1922 or 1923
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Sanger, Margaret
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unknown or unavailable
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What Every Mother Should Know, or, How Six Little Children Were Taught the Truth
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New York: Truth Publishing, 1921
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Sanger, Margaret
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unknown or unavailable
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