CONTENTS.
| PAGE | |
| Foreword | [xiii] |
| I. Introduction | [17] |
| II. Practical Methods Of Prevention | |
| A. For Women | [32] |
| B. For Men | [51] |
| III. Medical Formulæ | [59] |
| IV. Compulsory Treatment | [63] |
| V. Conclusion | [65] |
| Appendix I | [69] |
| Appendix II | [73] |
| Note and Advertisement | [75] |
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"Knowledge comes, but Wisdom lingers, and I linger on the shore, And the Individual withers, and the World is more and more." |
| TENNYSON. |
FOREWORD.
This book embodies the considered opinions of twenty-five years' practical experience of adult life—as an official reporter and journalist, as a voluntary war-worker, and as a married woman. For many of the thoughts and expressions used I am indebted to large numbers of men and women whom I cannot name, and with whom I have been personally and professionally associated in different parts of the world. I am also indebted to the following medical journals for the publication, during the last five years, of many letters, articles, notes, etc.: The Lancet, The British Medical Journal, Public Health, Municipal Engineering, Hospital, New York Medical Journal, etc., etc.