'Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic' Photographic Print - George Grantham Bain | AllPosters.com

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Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic-George Grantham Bain-Photographic Print

Margaret Sanger, c.1915

Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic-George Grantham Bain-Photographic Print

Margaret Sanger and her older son Stuart in Japan, 1922

Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic-George Grantham Bain-Photographic Print

Lord Kitchener, 1915

Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic-George Grantham Bain-Photographic Print

Hugh Walpole, c.1920

Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic-George Grantham Bain-Photographic Print

Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic

Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic-George Grantham Bain-Photographic Print

Margaret Sanger, c.1916

Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic-George Grantham Bain-Photographic Print

George Bernard Shaw, 1914

Margaret Sanger, Guilty of Violating the State Penal Code by Operating First Birth Control Clinic-George Grantham Bain-Photographic Print

Gertrude Ederle returns home to New York after swimming the Channel, 1926

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