State regulation of social vice at the Cape of Good Hope
By: by Joseph Edmondson
Contributors: Nevins, J. Birkbeck (John Birkbeck); Butler, Josephine Elizabeth Grey, 1828-1906; Wilson, Henry J.; British, Continental and General Federation for the Abolition of Government Regulation of Prostitution
Publisher: British Committee of the Federation
Published: 1895
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Sexually transmitted diseases; Law and legislation; Prevention
Other titles: Papers on the state regulation of vice
Work titles: Contagious Diseases Acts
Notes: Spine title: Papers on the state regulation of vice.
Table of contents: title: With this are bound: Cape of Good Hope re venereal diseases (Exam. of sanitary reports, 1893) / J. Birkbeck Nevins. London, 1895; title: The constitutional iniquity involved in all forms of the regulation of prostitution / Mrs. Josephine E. Butler. London, [18; title: ?]; title: The Contagious diseases acts: re-enactment threatened in India. London [n.d.]; title: The Contagious diseases acts: worthlessness of these measures / British, Continental and General Federation, British Committee. London, 1895.; title: (contd.) The history of a sanitary failure / Henry J. Wilson, compiler. London, 1896; title: A doomed iniquity / Mrs. Josephine E. Butler. London, 1896; title: Understood but not expressed / Joseph Edmondson. London, 1896.; title: (contd.) Has reglementation (the C.D. Acts) proved to be a sanitary benefit to the European or Indian Armies, so as to call for its maintenance or its re-enactment? Has the abolition of the system been followed by injury and not rather by benefit to the troops previously under its influence? / J. Birkbeck Nevins. Westminster, 1896.