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Acknowledgments v
List of Illustrations ix
List of Table xiii
Introduction First to Fall: Fertility, American Women, and Revolution 1
1 Starting, Spacing, and Stopping: The Statistics of Birth and Family Size 21
2 Old Ways and New 56
3 Women's Words 88
4 Beauty and the Bestial: Images of Women 128
5 Potions, Pills, and Jumping Ropes: The Technology of Birth Control 179
6 Increase and Multiply: Embarrassed Men and Public Order 215
7 Reluctant Revolutionaries 248
Conclusion: Fertility and the Feminine in Early America 272
Appendix 287
Index 305
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Derek Cheung
reviewed Revolutionary Conceptions: Women, Fertility, and Family Limitation in America, 1760-1820 on October 14, 2019
Revolutionary Conceptions: Women, Fertility, and Family Limitation in America, 1760-1820
Read for class. This was pretty good for what it is. Largely discusses the shift from large families to limiting fertility mostly among wealthy or upper middle class white women. There is mention of other women but they are interspersed in the book.
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