Woman Church And State a Historical Account of the Status of Woman Through Th
Woman Church And State a Historical Account of the Status of Woman Through Th
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71 The fact of governments lending their official aid to demoralization of woman by the registration system, shows an utter debasement of law. This system is directly opposed to the fundamental principle of right, that of holding of the accused innocent until proven guilty, which until now has been recognized as a part of modern law. Under the registration or license system, all women within the radius of its action are under sus- 70. The New York Society for the "Prevention of Diseases. " 71. ...Of Berlin, August Bebel says: "Now things are neither better nor worse in Berlin than in any othei large town. It would be difficult to decide which most resembled ancient Babylon; orthodox Greek St. Petersburg, Catholic Rome Christian Germanic Berlin, heathen Paris, puritan London, or lively Vienna. — Woman in the Past, Present and Future, 1 86 WOMAN, CHURCH AND STATE picion; all women are held as morally guilty until they prove themselves innocent. Where this law is in force, all women are under an irresponsible police surveillance, liable to accusation, arrest, examination, imprisonment, and the entrance of their names upon the list of the lewd women of the town.
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71 The fact of governments lending their official aid to demoralization of woman by the registration system, shows an utter debasement of law. This system is directly opposed to the fundamental principle of right, that of holding of the accused innocent until proven guilty, which until now has been recognized as a part of modern law. Under the registration or license system, all women within the radius of its action are under sus- 70. The New York Society for the "Prevention of Diseases. " 71. ...Of Berlin, August Bebel says: "Now things are neither better nor worse in Berlin than in any othei large town. It would be difficult to decide which most resembled ancient Babylon; orthodox Greek St. Petersburg, Catholic Rome Christian Germanic Berlin, heathen Paris, puritan London, or lively Vienna. — Woman in the Past, Present and Future, 1 86 WOMAN, CHURCH AND STATE picion; all women are held as morally guilty until they prove themselves innocent. Where this law is in force, all women are under an irresponsible police surveillance, liable to accusation, arrest, examination, imprisonment, and the entrance of their names upon the list of the lewd women of the town.
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