Excerpt from The Conquest of Death
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States of our Union had lost population between the years i860 and 1870. These States were Maine and New Hampshire. The loss in one case was over six thousand persons, and in the other over sixteen thousand. This loss occurred in the face of a considerable immigration from Canada, I reland, etc. It occurred in two of our most intelligent communities. The twoS tates named have indeed increased in population during the last census, but only as to their cities. The rural population has fallen oflf four per cent, in Maine, and in Vermont there is in the wholeS tate an absolute loss of some four hundred inhabitants. Similar conditions now appear in theW est. Thirty-two counties of I llinois, for instance, show a large absolute decrease of population. This may not seem alarming without further knowledge of the conditions existing among us. When, however, we see items like the following taken from serious publications :I nstruction in A bortion. The Medical andS urgical Reporter says that it has received a pamphlet which is evidently being widely distributed. This pamphlet offers for sale a translation of a book by Velpeau, in which instructions may be found how to produce abortion in a variety of ways, some of which are not known to the medical world, and also valuable hints as to the best means by which evasion of the law can be accomplished when a physician is so unfortunate as to be suspected of having been guilty of the step. Dec. 27, 1890. The Prevention of Conception. The Detroit Medical and lyiterary Association recently discussed the question as to the justifiability of preventing conception. Almost every speaker contended that the practice was proper and right, and many said that prevention could be accomplished mechanically without injury to either the man or the woman. There were apparently but few members of the society who opposed this view, or at any
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book explores the topic of human procreation from the unique perspective of the author, who presents a startling thesis: that the survival of the American stock is threatened by a combination of late marriage, falling birth rates, and the increasing use of birth control and abortion. The author argues that intelligent and dominant American families are avoiding having children, leading to a demographic shift that could result in the extinction of the original settler stock. Examining vital statistics, the author paints a concerning picture of the decline in fertility rates, especially among the well-to-do and educated classes in cities and some country districts. The author believes that higher education, while beneficial in many ways, may also have unintended consequences, contributing to the trend of declining birth rates. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the historical and scientific context of human procreation, discussing the evolution of sex, the differences between males and females, and the importance of reproduction for the survival of the species. The author also explores the social and cultural factors that influence fertility rates, such as the changing roles of women in society and the increasing availability of contraception. Ultimately, the author's goal is to provoke thought and discussion about the importance of human procreation and the potential consequences of declining fertility rates. The book's insights and the data it presents offer a valuable perspective on this critical issue, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in the future of the human race. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330101988_0
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