Publisher's Synopsis
This work is a survey of the extent and nature of prostitution in the world, approached from the perspective of a moral reformer seeking to identify the causes and to advocate legal and social reforms that would reduce or eliminate prostitution. The book extensively documents the sexual practices of various societies, significantly the sexual supply of the United States, and delves into the legal issues surrounding prostitution and its various degrees of decriminalization.
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