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In Florence E. Barrett's thought-provoking book, the author delves into the subject of conception control and its profound impacts on both the individual and the nation as a whole. This insightful piece of literature presents a compelling argument for a topic that has long been a subject of controversy and debate.

Barrett establishes a solid foundation for her exploration by meticulously researching and organizing a vast array of data and evidence. Her deep understanding of the subject matter is evident throughout the book, as she expertly navigates through complex concepts and presents them in a comprehensible and engaging manner. The author's extensive research not only strengthens her arguments but also lends credibility to her assertions.

One of the book's most noteworthy aspects is Barrett's ability to present the multifaceted effects of conception control on both the individual and society. She skillfully analyzes the psychological, sociological, and economic implications of birth control, shedding light on the interconnectedness of these aspects. By doing so, she provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of the topic and encourages them to consider its broader implications.

Moreover, Barrett's writing style is both informative and thought-provoking. She presents her arguments with clarity and precision, making complex ideas accessible to readers of various backgrounds. Her use of evidence-based reasoning and powerful anecdotes adds depth to her analysis, allowing readers to connect with the content on a personal level.

However, it should be noted that at times, the book can become dense and academic, possibly alienating readers who are less familiar with the subject matter. Additionally, while Barrett provides a well-rounded examination of conception control, some readers may have appreciated a more balanced perspective, including a discussion of opposing views.

Overall, Conception Control and Its Effects on the Individual and the Nation is a scholarly and thoughtfully researched book that highlights the profound impact of birth control on society. Barrett's expertise and eloquent writing style make this book an important addition to the literature on the topic. It is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the complexities and consequences of the control of conception for both individuals and the nation at large.

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CONCEPTION CONTROL AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE NATION

by

FLORENCE E. BARRETT, C.B.E., M.D., M.S., B.Sc.

Consulting Obstetric and Gynæcological Surgeon to the Royal Free Hospital. President of the Federation of Medical Women.

With a Foreword by His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.

1922

PREFACE

This small book has been written in response to many requests for some statement regarding the individual and national effects of the widespread practice of conception control.

It is not intended to give medical advice on the subject for, in my judgment, that is best given to the individual by his or her medical adviser, and will vary in different circumstances.

The question as to whether control of conception shall or shall not be practised is a decision ethical and not medical in character when husband and wife are healthy, and in the last resort will be decided by the individual pair for themselves; but they will be wise to discuss the question with their medical attendant in order to realise all that is involved in their decision.

Space forbids anything like a full discussion of the national issues, but that aspect of the subject demands quite as careful study as personal needs or desires.

F.E.B.

31, DEVONSHIRE PLACE, W.1. September, 1922... Continue reading book >>




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