Margaret Sanger
14 September 1879 – 6 September 1966
An American birth control activist, sex educator, writer, and nurse (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Sanger>Wikipedia</a>).
Books
- Debate on birth control
- Woman and the new race
- Happiness in marriage
- The pivot of civilization
- The new motherhood
- My fight for birth control
- What every boy and girl should know
- Woman of the future
- The Pivot of Civilization
- Family Limitation
- What every girl should know
- The people of the State of New York, respondent, against Margaret H. Sanger, defendant-appellant
- What every mother should tell, or, How six little children were taught the truth
- Laws concerning birth control in the United States
- People of the State of New York, plaintiff-respondent against Margaret H. Sanger, defendant-appellant
- Family limitation
- Žena a nové pokolení
- Debate on birth control
- Selected Papers of Margaret Sanger Vol. 4
- Dutch methods of birth control
- My fight for birth control
- Biological and medical aspects of contraception ...
- Family planning movement in Japan
- What every mother should know
- Margaret Sanger
- What every girl should know
- Sheng yu jie zhi lun
- Ograniczenie ... Liczby Dzieci ...
- Motherhood in Bondage
- Selected Papers of Margaret Sanger, Volume 4
- Ograniczenie
- People of the State of New York ex rel. Margaret H. Sanger, Ethel Byrne and Fannie Mindell, relators-appellants, against warden or keeper of detention pen of the Court of Special Sessions, Kings County, or the warden or keeper of the County Jail of Kings County, or any other person in charge, custody or control of the bodies of Margaret H. Sanger, Ethel Byrne and Fannie Mindell, respondents
- Magnetation methods of birth control
- Motherhood in bondage
- "Hear me for my cause"
- Address by Mrs. Margaret Sanger in proceedings of the International Congress on Population and World Resourses in relation to the family 1948
- Geburṭ ḳonṭrol
- A szülések korlátozása
- World trip journal 1922
- Woman and the new Race
Author data: Open Library