Birth Control
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Turnthe pages of our literature. Refer to Chaucer or Spenser, to Shakespeare orMilton, refer to Fielding or Burns or Scott or Tennyson. Some of these menwere very imperfect; but they all knew the difference between lust andlove; and it is because they can tell us at least something of that whichis precious, enduring, ethereal, and divine in love that we read theirpages and honour their names. Not one of these men could have written thefollowing sentence: "Marriage distracts our attention from t...he real sexual duties, and this is one of its worst effects" (p. 366).
Now it is certain that if "the real sexual duties" are represented bypromiscuous fornication, then both marriage and chastity are evil things. That philosophy is very old. From time immemorial--it has been advocated byone of the most powerful intelligences in the universe. Such is the soilon which the Neo-Malthusian fungus has grown--a soil that would rot thefoundations of Europe.
[Footnote 66: _The Lancet_, May 14, 1921, p. 1024] [Footnote 67: _British Medical Journal_, 1921, vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Turnthe pages of our literature. Refer to Chaucer or Spenser, to Shakespeare orMilton, refer to Fielding or Burns or Scott or Tennyson. Some of these menwere very imperfect; but they all knew the difference between lust andlove; and it is because they can tell us at least something of that whichis precious, enduring, ethereal, and divine in love that we read theirpages and honour their names. Not one of these men could have written thefollowing sentence: "Marriage distracts our attention from t...he real sexual duties, and this is one of its worst effects" (p. 366).
Now it is certain that if "the real sexual duties" are represented bypromiscuous fornication, then both marriage and chastity are evil things. That philosophy is very old. From time immemorial--it has been advocated byone of the most powerful intelligences in the universe. Such is the soilon which the Neo-Malthusian fungus has grown--a soil that would rot thefoundations of Europe.
[Footnote 66: _The Lancet_, May 14, 1921, p. 1024] [Footnote 67: _British Medical Journal_, 1921, vol.
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