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Introduction 11
The Woman Rebel 19
Ghosts 21
Love and Work 44
Seeds of Rebellion 56
The Personal Is Political 74
Bohemia and Beyond 89
A European Education 105
The Frenzy of Renown 128
The Company She Kept 150
The Lady Reformer 177
New Woman, New World 179
The Conditions of Reform 200
Organizing for Birth Control 223
Happiness in Marriage 243
Doctors and Birth Control 269
A Community of Women 287
Grande Dame, Grandmere 311
Lobbying for Birth Control 313
Same Old Deal 336
Foreign Diplomacy 355
From Birth Control to Family Planning 371
Intermezzo 396
Last Act 414
Woman of the Century 443
Afterword 469
Notes 493
Selected Bibliography 617
Acknowledgments 637
Index 641
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Mark Hersch
reviewed Woman of Valor: Margaret Sanger and the Birth Control Movement in America on November 13, 2007
Woman of Valor: Margaret Sanger and the Birth Control Movement in America
This book is a little too fawning, maybe, and kind of oddly structured. It could also have been at least a 100 pages shorter. The first half of the book is quite interesting, but it slows down towards the end.
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