Towards moral bankruptcy / by Paul Bureau.

  • Paul Bureau
Date:
1925
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    Morality, Sexual, Precepts, of. 250 sçç., Vide Prescriptions. “ More coffins than cradles,” 64, 20S, 492. Motherhood, illegitimate, 259 ; legiti¬ mate contrasted with illegitimate, 327-331- Mun, Comte Albert de, 434. Musset, Alfred de, 105. N Naquet, Alfred, 78, no, 111. Necker, 378. Neo-malthusianism, rise of, 129-144 ; practices of, 65 ; authorized teaching of, 131 sçç; propaganda, 152-155 ; result on population of Normandy, 164, 165 ; defence of deficient natality, 180 sçç. ; its practices never seriously defended, 411; always goes with divorce and the rest of sexual indiscipline, 414, 415 ; irightful quotations from its disciples, 415 ; involves destruction of society, 415; propagandist efforts amongst manual workers, 424, 425 ; especially during strikes, 426 ; spells utter destruction to the working-class, 436-445. Newspapers pander to vice, 1 5. New York Bureau of Social Hygiene, 223. O Oesterlen, Professor at Tiibigen, on Chastity, 263. Ozanam, Antoine-Frédéric, 393m P Paget, Sir James, on Continence, 264, 267m Pamphlet, a neo-malthusian, 137-139. Pascal, 517m Pasteur, 34. Patriotism, French, as a rule only military, 493. Pedagogy, its advantages and limits, 3*4- Pelletier, Madeleine, (anti-social fem¬ inist), 140, 141. Périer, Dr. E., on Chastity, 264, 265. Peril, France’s terrible, witnesses to, 206-210. Perrier, Edmond (Director of the Museum), 207. Pestalozzi, author of “ Legislation and Infanticide,” 330 ; and of “ Leonard et Gertrude,” 364. Photographs, pornographic, 41. Pie, Cardinal, 514. Pinard, Dr., 467. Pius X., Pope, Encyclical on First Communion, 12. Physical Culture, Benefit and Danger of, 45811. Plato, 370. Planicol, Professor of Law, on Divorce, 353- Political parties, French, 533. Polygamy, almost achieved by divorce legislation, 76 ; unsuccessful pro¬ paganda for its open establishment, 120, 121. Population, causes of restrained, in the Middle Ages, 377 ; “Preventive” and “Positive” checks on, 384; Malthus’ Law of, 388. Pourésy, Emile (on abominable photo¬ graphs,) 42 ; 45m Precocity of French modern youth, 12. Prescriptions of Sexual Morality, the Five, pp. 250-422 : (1) Chastity of the Unmarried, Chap. VL, VII; (2) the Duty of Marriage, Chap. VIII.; (3) Conjugal Fidelity and the Indissolubility of Marriage, Chap. IX. ; (4 Fecundity, Chap. X., (5) Continence in Marriage, Chap X. ; their absolute solidarity, 413 et passim. “ Prix Malouet ”, 480. Prostitution, 14-21, 255, 256; legally encouraged, toon ; private, 257. Protestant efforts towards social re¬ form, 526 ; Testimony at Nancy Congress, 527 ; pastors’families, 527. Proudhon (opponent of Malthus), 127m, 386, 394. Proust, Dr., on too early marriages, 262. Prudish delicacy, evil of, 320m Puberty, age of, 262. R Race Suicide, 58-64, 152, 153-157, 169, 202, 204, 52611
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