Facing History Objectively: Restellism References from Previous Pages

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References from The Revolution

Editors. (1868, Feb. 5). Infanticide and Prostitution. The Revolution, vol. I. no. 5, p.65
Editors. (1868, March 19). Lectures of Dr. Anna Densmore. The Revolution, vol. I, no. 11, p. 170
Editors. (1868, Nov. 19). Quacks and their drugs and deeds. The Revolution, vol. II, no.20, p. 315
Editors. (1869, Jan. 21). The world says. The Revolution, vol. III, no. 3, p.38
Editors. (1869, Dec. 2). Restellism exposed. The Revolution, vol. IV, no. 22, p. 346
Farrell-Brodie, J. (1994). Contraception and Abortion in 19c America. USA. Cornell University 
Harper, I. (1899). The History of women’s suffrage, Volume I. Indianapolis & Kansas City. Bowen-Merrill Company
Kirk, E. (1868, May 28). What will become of the babies? The Revolution, vol. I, no. 21, p.327

Davis, P.W. (1870, Jan. 20). The Revolution, vol. v, no. 3, pp. 40-41 

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References from Books

Browder, C. (1988). The Wickedest Woman in New York. New York. Archon Books

Dellapena, J. (2006). Dispelling the Myth of Abortion History. North Carolina. Carolina Academic Press

Derr, MK, MacNair, R. & Naranjo-Huebl, L. (2005). Pro-life Feminism: Yesterday and Today. USA.  Feminism and Nonviolent Study Association 

Reagan, L. (1997). When Abortion was a Crime: Women, Medicine, and the law in the United States 1867-1973. Berkeley. University of California Press

Stanton, T. and Stanton- Blatch, H. (1922). Elizabeth Cady Stanton: as revealed in her letters, diaries & reminisces. New York. Harper & Brothers 

Tyng, Dr. A. (1879, January). Causes of ill health among women. Acts, resolves and reports of the general assembly of the state of Rhode Island & Providence plantations (p.138). 

 

References from Online Articles

Bachiochi, E. (2020, January 24). The troubling ideals at the heart of abortion rights. The
Atlantic.  Or click here for the PDF version.
Doyle, S. (2019, May 23). The myth of the “personally” anti-abortion politician. Dame. 

• Or click here for PDF Version.

Siegel, R. and Taranto, S. (2020, January 22). What the anti-abortion advocates get wrong about the women who secured the right to vote. The Washington Post. Or click here for th PDF version by clicking here.

 

Highlighted References to Restellism & Related Subjects 

• February 5, 1868 'Child Murder,' 'Infanticide' references, PDF Version

  • 'Foeticide' reference​

  • Second Infanticide Reference, January 29, 1868, page 57

• January 8, 1869 inaugural edition quack/med policy 

  • See reference also on the Lewis & Clark College Library website by clicking  here​

• Editors. (March 26,1868).Quack Medicines. The Revolution, vol. I, no.12, p. 178

  • 'Quack medicine' explained, PDF version

• NYS Adopted Law Requiring Inspection of Quack Medicines: April 8, 1869 Revolution Link, page 221

  • PDF Version: April 8, 1869 NYS adopted law

    • See excerpt highlighted here ​

• 'Quacks and Their Drugs' highlighted

• Julia Ward Howe's Diary w/ Stantons quote 

  • or see Congressional Record

• Anna Densmore Lecture Quote

  • Anna Densmore Continued​

  • Pity for Evil Discussion on Anna Densmore French, Chapter 4, Page 81 Reference

• Susan B. Anthony for Human Rights, not just women's rights quote reference

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