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The next revolution, or, Woman's emancipation from sex slavery, (no. 2.)

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"The leading articles that appeared in the Light-Bearer from the early part of March until Mr. Harman was sentenced, or until about the first of May, '90"--Pref.Cover title.The nude in literature -- Notes of trial / Editor [Moses Harman] -- The trial / Editor [Moses Harman] -- Convicted / Editor [Moses Harman] -- Sentenced / Editor [Moses Harman].McCoy, R.E. Freedom (suppl.),1H86
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Language Material Electronic Resource Trials, Litigation, Etc.
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Lucifer (Valley Falls, Kan.)Harman, Moses, 1830-1910
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Keywords

  1. Censorship
  2. Free Love
  3. Harman, Moses, 1830 1910
  4. Kansas
  5. Topeka
  6. Trials (Obscenity)
  7. Trials, Litigation, Etc

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