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The Politics of Reproductive Rights Legislation in the “Modern” South

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The Eugenicists on Abortion

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The Anti-Abortion Politics of White Women

Between the Pages: Victorian Women’s Letters to H. Lenox Hodge

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“Our Moral Obligation:” The Pastors That Counseled in Pre-Roe South Carolina

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Murder and Motherhood in 1950s Ireland: The Trial of Abortionist Mamie Cadden

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The (Historical) Body in Pain

Repositioning the Family and the Household in a Global History of Abortion: The Case of Early-Twentieth-Century China

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A Referendum – and A Path Toward Reproductive Justice for Ireland?

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Joan Scott, Liberalism, and Abortion Rights