Article Title: Compulsory Medication of Prostitutes by the State
Journal Title: Westminster Review
Orientation: Radical; reform; liberal
Date Run: 1824-1901 indexed [from 1852 volumes are double numbered with O.S. [old series] and N.S. [new series}
Publication Place: London
Publication Frequency: Quarterly (1824-1887); monthly (1887-1914)
Periodical Location: University of Saskatchewan Library
Creator/Author: Unsigned
Chapman, John
Date of Publication: July 1876
Description: Author was John Chapman, as suggested in Houghton, Walter, The Wellesley Index to Victorian Periodicals, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1966, vol. 3, 652.
Publication Information: v. 106o.s. 50n.s., n. 1, pages 137-188
Subject Heading (LCSH): Medical care (LCSH)
Health (LCSH)
Prostitution (LCSH)
Public health (LCSH)
Communicable diseases (LCSH)
Sexually transmitted diseases (LCSH)
Sexually transmitted diseases - Law and legislation (LCSH)
Prostitutes - Legal status, laws, etc. (LCSH)
Contagious Diseases Acts (LCSH)
Sexually transmitted diseases--Hospitals. (LCSH)
Language: English
Editor: John Chapman
Format: One table concerning the proportion of registered prostitutes found affected with syphilis on page 145. One table on the operations of the Bureau des Moeurs on page 147. One table on the number of venereal patients treated in various institutions on page 147. One full page chart entitled Tabular Summary of the History of Prostitution in Paris During the Five Years 1871-1875 on page 153. One table on page 156. One ta ble entitled Number of Venereal Affections on page 157. One table on page 158. A ratio on page 160. One table entitled Ratio of Admissions to Hospital for Primary Venereal Sores on page 163. One ratio on page 170.
Publisher: Trubner and Company
Temporal Coverage: 1870s
Article type: Journal article

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