... the birth rate, the age of marriage, the legitimate and illegitimate births, the precocity and frequency of sexual relations, the ways of making them fertile or sterile, the effects of unmarried life or the prohibitions, the impact of contraceptive practices The purpose of control is for the benefit of the state. The regulations that were imposed upon the people ... their supremacy over healing activities, they have announced that "women were, by nature, weak, dependent, and diseasedwith the scientific evidence that women's essential nature was not to be a strong, competent help-giver, b...

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