David Kennedy wrote a book about this woman's career that skeptically treated her story of experiencing a vision following the death of Sadie Sachs.
David Kennedy wrote a book about this woman's career that skeptically treated her story of experiencing a vision following the death of Sadie Sachs. This woman's visit to Spain with Lorenzo Portet resulted in a series of anti-clerical articles she wrote for the magazine of the New York Modern School. She used the alias "Bertha Watson" when she fled to Britain in October 1914 after being indicted for publication of The Woman Rebel. She married James H. Slee after her first husband, William, was jailed for thirty days for distributing a pamphlet that violated the Comstock Laws. For 10 points, name this author of "What Every Girl Should Know" and Family Limitation, an early advocate of birth control.
David Kennedy wrote a book about this woman's career that skeptically treated her story of experiencing a vision following the death of Sadie Sachs.
Margaret Sanger