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The Causes of Prostitution

By: James P. Warbasse
Narrated by: Joseph Tabler
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Causes of prostitution enumerated. Including studies of New York tenement inhabitants. Reprinted from the Twentieth Century Magazine of July 1912. "Let us cease to cry with self-assumed virtue.... Let us be honest enough and decent enough to confess: We are guilty: we have made this woman what she is...".

©2019 Joseph Tabler (P)2019 Joseph Tabler Gender Studies

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Very interesting is an understatement. A well researched, well written and very relevant argument for any teacher or student in the field of philosophy, psychology, sociology, care workers, counselling, law enforcement or, other public service. Especially for any layman or laywoman who wish to broaden their horizons on what may be as relevant now, to what it was in the 20th century; for all women, girls, men and boys.

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