A doctor's views on life / edited, with a biographical introduction, by Eden and Cedar Paul.

  • William J. Robinson
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[1927]
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Credit: A doctor's views on life / edited, with a biographical introduction, by Eden and Cedar Paul. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE War and Revolution—continued France.96 Retire and Don’t Do Anything.99 War Time Aphorisms.i°° Are the Germans People ?.100 Why I am Opposed to the War.102 War, the Creator.103 On Making Enemies and Feeling Satisfied . . . .104 Nineteen Seventeen.io5 At Last.io9 Ours is the World and to Us Belongs the Future . . .110 A Secretary or Minister of Peace.111 The Samoans and the Fijians.112 War and Revolution.114 Red Russia.II7 The Ruling Minority.118 Left-Wingism and Revolution in the United States . .120 Effects of the War on the American People . . . .123 War and Reconstruction in America.126 My Objection to Revolutions.129 Red Revolution.13° Revised Thoughts on the Causes of the World War . 133 III. Sexology.137 Editorial Introduction.138 Importance of the Study of Sexual Diseases . . . 139 Prostitution.14° The Marriage of Near Kin.143 Notification of Venereal Diseases.144 Preachers of Continence.146 A Sexless Social Evil!.147 Walt Whitman and Sex.149 The Mental Inferiority of Prostitutes.153 Woman’s Greatest Need.154 Truly Civilized Morality.156 Sexual Abstinents.157 Venereal Disease, Tuberculosis, and Cancer . . . .159 The Three-Legged White Bear.160 Venereal Prophylaxis.163 Sexual Impotence a Blessing—Sometimes . . . .164 Are there Strictly Monogamous Men ?.168 French Sexual Morality.169 The Propagation Instinct.171
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