abortion

Contains over fifty primary source documents that provide a chronicle of the changing attitudes toward abortion over the course of two centuries in the United States; grouped to reflect seven distinct epochs, each with an introductory overview.

Ellen Campbell, desperate to terminate an unwanted pregnancy, meets a young attorney determined to prove the Texas law forbidding abortion unconstitutional. They fight all the way to the Supreme Court, enabling one woman's personal ordeal to change U.S. history.

Authors present differing viewpoints concerning the morality, accessibility, purpose, and effect of abortion.

The author reflects on her decision to choose the pro-life side of the abortion debate.

Analyzes the core debates surrounding the Supreme Courts 1973 decision in Roe vs Wade, traces the case's history, and studies the impact it had on American society.

A collection of more than sixty stories about women who have found hope and healing after having an abortion.