Margaret sanger autobiography page 366

AuthorSanger, Margaret, 1879-1966Title Margaret Sanger: an autobiography.

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Internet Archive) Summary "Margaret Sanger: An Autobiography" by Margaret Sanger is a historical account written in the late 1930s.

The book chronicles the life of Sanger, a pioneering figure in the birth control movement, and her experiences growing up in a large Irish-American family. It delves into her early influences, family dynamics, and the societal norms of her time that shaped her revolutionary beliefs about women's rights and reproductive health.

The opening of the autobiography paints a vivid picture of Sanger's childhood in Corning, New York, where she reflec