“To Married Ladies It Is Peculiarly Suited”: Nineteenth-Century Abortion in an Archaeological Context

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Aborted Fetus And Pill Bottle In 19th Century New York Outhouse Reveal History Of Family Planning

Forbes, 20 Apr 2018

David Tuttle / Historical Archaeology Bottle of 'Clarke's Female Pills', an abortifacient drug, found in the 19th c Morton…