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Triumph and Disaster: 1897–1908ods users actually knew and employed. Sources such as letters to women’s magazines and oral interviews provide us with an understanding of the methods couples actually used and what women and sometimes men thought of them. The chapter focuses on the natural methods most widely employed in Greece, na

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Achievement and Dissipation: 1890–6 chapter reveals that all methods had been in use for other purposes . they were employed as contraceptives. Some of the materials and techniques—sponge, cotton plugs, douching—had been employed by obstetricians and midwives as part of their everyday practice and prescribed therapies. These were rep

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Arthur Wing Pinero and Henry Arthur Jonese efforts were made to ensure the fertility of women (through the use of emmenagogues) and the virility of men. Migration, wars, economic crises and famines sustained fertility at moderate levels. When couples perceived curtailed fertility as beneficial they began to employ abortifacients, curettage

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Triumph and Disaster: 1897–1908 couples actually used and what women and sometimes men thought of them. The chapter focuses on the natural methods most widely employed in Greece, namely breastfeeding and coitus interruptus, but also abstinence. It is noteworthy that while all literature condemned coitus interruptus, the method was widely used.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-37293-4ored the innovation hypothesis, this study looks closely at the question of whether couples had contraceptive methods available to them before they decided that they wanted to curtail their fertility.

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Arthur Miller and American Tragedyrom around 1890 to the 1920s were low not because couples were intentionally controlling their fertility in a parity-specific way but because of the turbulent history of the country in those years and its effects on the lives of the population. The volitional, irrevirsible, parity-specific decline started in the early 1930s.