French morality, under the regulation system
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Excerpt from French Morality, Under the Regulation SystemBut we must abhor and reject all those odious measures which treat woman as an impure being for debauchery to profit by. Scorn all the advice which may be given you, on this subject, by timid or corrupt men, who can see nothing beyond that which actually exists! The progress of prostitution in France is frightful, and the number of public women is said to be doubled even since the Great Exhibition. Every day new houses of infamy are opened, authorised by the Chef, who replies to any one who remonstrates, 'it is because they are necessary...
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- FRENCH MORALITY, UNDER
- PREFACE.
- I. Infamy as known to the Law and Secret Infamy; Panders and Courtesans.
- II.—PENITENT GIRLS.
- III.—LAWS FOR REPRESSION.
- IV.—MALE PROSTITUTION, AND PARTICULARLY THAT OF THE STUDENT, THE OFFICIAL, AND THE SOLDIER.
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