No final version was found. This speech may have been written for the American Conference on Birth Control and National Recovery, held in Washington, DC on Jan. 15-17, 1934.
This untitled draft has paraphrases and uncredited quotes from at least three other sources:
Charles Vickery Drysdale,
"A Guiding Principle for Eugenic Reform",
Eugenics Review, July 1922,…
This article is prefaced by an editorial note mentioning that Dr. Louis I. Dublin argued the
negative side of the question in the April 25, 1925 issue of Colliers.
Sanger spoke on her efforts for birth control," at Denver's Marble Hall on May
28, 1916. For drafts of the texts Sanger used during her American speaking tour in 1916,
see "Birth Control (Chicago Address on Women)," "Birth Control and Society,"…
Sanger's speech, delivered on December 3, 1925, was not found; newspaper coverage was used instead. The last paragraph,
regarding unrelated upcoming events, was not included.
