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Chapter 1 - From Which I Spring
38:23 -
Chapter 2 - Blind Germs of Days to Be
27:22 -
Chapter 3 - Books are the Compasses
40:21 -
Chapter 4 - Darkness There and Nothing More
34:59 -
Chapter 5 - Corals to Cut Life Upon
26:09 -
Chapter 6 Part 1- Fanatics of Their Pure Ideals
30:00 -
Chapter 6, Part II - Fanatics of Their Pure Ideals
20:08 -
Chapter 7 - The Turbid Ebb and Flow of Misery
20:23 -
Chapter 8 -I Have Promises to Keep
35:44 -
Chapter 9 Part I - The Woman Rebel
23:11 -
Chapter 9 - Part II The Woman Rebel
22:16 -
Chapter 10 - We Speak the Same Good Tongue
35:33 -
Chapter 11 - Havelock Ellis
26:14 -
Chapter 12 - Stork Over Holland
33:33 -
Chapter 13 - Part I -The Peasants are Kings
26:50 -
Chapter 13 - Part II - The Peasants are Kings
19:32 -
Chapter 14 - O, To be in England
28:51 -
Chapter 15 - High Hangs the Gauntlet
37:53 -
Chapter 16 - Part I - Hear Me for My Cause
27:24 -
Chapter 16 - Part II - Hear Me for My Cause
25:07 -
Chapter 17 - Faith I Have Been a Truant in the Law
39:26 -
Chapter 18 - Lean Hunger and Green Thirst
42:43 -
Chapter 19 - This Prison Where I Live
36:00 -
Chapter 20 - Part I - A Stout Heart to a Steep Hill
25:02 -
Chapter 20 - Part II - A Stout Heart to a Steep Hill
26:05 -
Chapter 21 - Thus to Revisit
34:38 -
Chapter 22 - Do Ye Hear the Children Weeping?
33:56 -
Chapter 23 - Part I - In Time we Can Only Begin
20:59 -
Chapter 23 - Part II - In Time we Can Only Begin
22:12 -
Chapter 24 - Laws Were Like Cobwebs
28:58 -
Chapter 25 - Alien Stars Arise
33:12 -
Chapter 26 - The East is Blossoming
30:25 -
Chapter 27 - Ancients of the Earth
35:59 -
Chapter 28 - The World is Much the Same Everywhere
27:12 -
Chapter 29 - While the Doctors Consult
32:41 -
Chapter 30 - Now is the Time for Converse
20:45 -
Chapter 31 -Part I - Great Heights are Hazardous
27:13 -
Chapter 31 -Part II - Great Heights are Hazardous
22:17 -
Chapter 32 - Change is Hopefully Begun
15:49 -
Chapter 33 - Old Father Antic, the Law
43:56 -
Chapter 34 - Part I - Senators, Be not Affrighted
23:54 -
Chapter 34 - Part II - Senators, Be not Affrighted
32:05 -
Chapter 35 -Part I - A Past Which is Gone Forever
26:06 -
Chapter 35 -Part II - A Past Which is Gone Forever
22:55 -
Chapter 36 - Faith is a Fine Invention
40:50 -
Chapter 37 -Part I - Who Can Take a Dream for Truth?
21:48 -
Chapter 37 - Part II -Who Can Take a Dream for Truth?
30:54 -
Chapter 38 - Depth But not Tumult
45:45 -
Chapter 39 - Slow Grows the Splendid Pattern
13:13
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Family life in Corning, New York, supplies the opening scene of Margaret Sanger's 1938 autobiography. She recalls a crowded household near the woods, a mother troubled by a persistent cough, and a father who carved memorial figures from marble and granite. Homemade furniture, shared chores, and plays staged in the barn give her account of childhood its particular texture. These recollections connect a public reformer's life to the daily work and resourcefulness of her family.
Later passages turn to the practical demands of organizing the birth control movement. Street speeches, donations, subscriptions, and letters sustain a campaign whose publishing office faces severe financial difficulties. Sanger describes rebuilding the office with Anna Lifshiz and the incorporation of a women's publishing company in 1918. Readers interested in American social reform can follow both her personal memories and her account of the money, labor, and relationships behind a public cause.
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