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Fruits of Philosophy

by Charles Knowlton

"[...] CHAPTER II. ON GENERATION I hold the following to be important and undeniable troths: That every man has a natural right both to receive and convey a knowledge of[...]".

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RELEASED2015

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LENGTH54

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Charles Knowlton

Charles KnowltonAmerican physician, atheist, writer and birth control advocate

American physician, atheist, writer and birth control advocate

Fruits of Philosophy cover

Fruits of Philosophy

by Charles Knowlton

"[...] CHAPTER II. ON GENERATION I hold the following to be important and undeniable troths: That every man has a natural right both to receive and convey a knowledge of[...]".

FictionClassics

RELEASED2015

PUBLISHERCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

LENGTH54

LANGUAGEEN

Charles Knowlton

Charles KnowltonAmerican physician, atheist, writer and birth control advocate

American physician, atheist, writer and birth control advocate

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