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Abortion Rites: A Social History of Abortion in America
by Marvin Olasky
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Crossway Books (1992-12)
ISBN: 0891076891
EAN: 9780891076896
Dewy Decimal #: 363.460973
Hardcover
SKU: MWB210315
Condition: Fine
Comments: 0891076891 This book evidences little to no use; it is free of markings and the pages are clean. Its jacket shows minimal wear, although the flap is creased; boards show only minor shelf wear. Your book will be carefully protected for transit in sturdy, weather-resistant packaging. We are prompt, efficient, communicative.
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Product Description
In this remarkable and controversial work, Marvin Olasky has written an in-depth analysis of the history of abortion in America. Part One describes the three groups of women who were having abortions through the mid-nineteenth century. Part Two examines the failures and limited successes of anti-abortion Americans as they tried to develop a societal mind-set in which abortion was condemned. Part Three carries the story into the twentieth century, examining the moral transition among physicians and the impact of changing values and economic pressures.
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