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“For the Poor, the Sick and the Needy": How Socially Conscious Catholic Priests Navigated the Birth Control Debate in the U.S. in the Early Twentieth Century
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“For the Poor, the Sick and the Needy": How Socially Conscious Catholic Priests Navigated the Birth Control Debate in the U.S. in the Early Twentieth Century
| Title: | “For the Poor, the Sick and the Needy": How Socially Conscious Catholic Priests Navigated the Birth Control Debate in the U.S. in the Early Twentieth Century |
| Author: | Manza, Kathryn |
| Description: | History Department Honors Thesis, 2011. Awarded: Highest Honors. Dewey Grantham Award Winner |
| LCSH Subject: |
Birth control -- Religious aspects -- Catholic Church -- United States
Contraception -- Religious aspects -- Catholic Church -- United States Catholics -- United States -- History -- 20th century Catholic Church -- United States -- Clergy -- Attitudes -- 20th century |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1803/4844 |
| Date: | 2011-04 |
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