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Introduction
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1: "The Battle Axe Letter" and Letter from J.H. Noyes to Miss H.A. Holton,
23 January 1839
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2: First Annual Report, Oneida Community Association, 1849
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3: Slavery and Marriage, 1850
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4: Male Continence, 1866
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5: "Community Gossip," 29 January 1866
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6: Letter from Tirzah Miller to George Noyes Miller, 26 February 1869
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7: "Stirpiculture," 20 September 1869
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8: Free Love and Its Votaries, 1870
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9: Journal of Tirzah Miller, September 1867 - July 1877
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10: "Stirpiculture," 21 March 1870
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11: "A Mother's Confession," 28 March 1870
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12: "Mothers' Assistants," 4 April 1870
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13: "The Perplexed Housekeeper," 4 July 1870
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14: Letter from Tirzah Miller to John H. Noyes, 11 October 1872
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15: Criticism of Tirzah Miller, ca. early 1870s
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16: "Criticism Criticised," 22 December 1873
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17: "The Prima Donna Fever," 31 August 1874
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18: "Free Love," 1875
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19: Letter from Ann Hobart to Tirzah Miller, 28 February 1875
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20: "Another Criticism," 1 March 1875
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21: Letter from Harriet Worden to John H. Noyes, 26 January 1876
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22: "Woman's Subjection" -- An Editorial, 2 March 1876
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23: Letter from Tirzah Miller to John H. Noyes, 4 April 1878
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24: "The Comstock Laws," 4 April 1878
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25: "Malthus's Law of Population," 23 May 1878
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26: A.B. Griffin, "Women's Rights and Men's Wrongs," 5 December 1878
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27: The Strike of a Sex, 1891
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28: Letter from Theodore Noyes to Anita Newcombe McGee, 13 September 1891
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29: Jessie Catherine Kinsley, Excerpt from A Lasting Spring, 1914
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