The Social Diseases Tuberculosis Syphilis Alcoholism Sterility
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" There was a time when people rejoiced over the large number of foreigners naturalised in France. We know to-day the worth of these naturalisations, and by what good Frenchmen our population found itself enriched. The Germans naturalised in France remained Germans, and we know what part they played in the Great War.
CHAPTER II THE CAUSES OF THE FALLING BIRTH-RATE Depopulation is the result, not of natural sterility, which is not more common in France than in other countries, but of voluntary s...terility, or rather the volun- tary restriction of the birth-rate. In France it is the case with nearly eight married couples out of ten that they do not wish for more than one, two, or three children, although they might have twice or thrice as many if they wished. The great number of abortions, which equals the number of births in our large towns, confirms the voluntary character of this low natality. What are the causes of this peculiar mentality of the French household? M. Bertillon attributes it to the father's ambitions for his son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There was a time when people rejoiced over the large number of foreigners naturalised in France. We know to-day the worth of these naturalisations, and by what good Frenchmen our population found itself enriched. The Germans naturalised in France remained Germans, and we know what part they played in the Great War.
CHAPTER II THE CAUSES OF THE FALLING BIRTH-RATE Depopulation is the result, not of natural sterility, which is not more common in France than in other countries, but of voluntary s...terility, or rather the volun- tary restriction of the birth-rate. In France it is the case with nearly eight married couples out of ten that they do not wish for more than one, two, or three children, although they might have twice or thrice as many if they wished. The great number of abortions, which equals the number of births in our large towns, confirms the voluntary character of this low natality. What are the causes of this peculiar mentality of the French household? M. Bertillon attributes it to the father's ambitions for his son.
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