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Introduction; 1. Origin of the system of state regulation of vice; 2. Appeal to the nation; Summary of events connected with the abolitionist movement from 1870 to the close of 1873; 3. Motives and principles; 4. Regulationists; 5. Europe; 6. Early friends and fellow-workers; 7. Switzerland; Summary of events, 1877–1879; 8. Neuchatel; 9. After the Congress of Geneva; Summary of events for 1880–1; 10. Turning in the long road; Conclusion.
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