Population and Birth-Control

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THE BIRTH-CONTROL LIBRARY
Edited by WILLIAM J. ROBINSON, M.D.

POPULATION AND
BIRTH-CONTROL

A SYMPOSIUM

EDITED BY
EDEN and CEDAR PAUL

1917
THE CRITIC AND GUIDE COMPANY
12 MT. MORRIS PARK WEST
NEW YORK

Copyright, 1917, by
The Critic and Guide Co.

CONTENTS

Introduction By William J. Robinson

Malthus, a Biographical and Critical Study By Achille Loria

Birth-Control and the Wage Earners By Charles V. Drysdale

Race Suicide in the United States By Ludwig Quessel

Eugenics, Birth-Control, and Socialism By Eden Paul

Economics of the Birth Strike By Ludwig Quessel

Decline in the Birth-Rate, Nationality, and Civilisation By Eduard Bernstein

Philosophy of the Birth Strike By Ludwig Quessel

Over-Population as a Cause of War By B. Dunlop

The Decline in the Birth-Rate By R. Manschke

Dysgenic Tendencies of Birth-Control and of the Feminist Movement By S. H. Halford

Women and Birth-Control By F. W. Stella Browne

Editorial Summary and Conclusion

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