| When Abortion Was a Crime |
| Acknowledgments |
 | Introduction |
| • | Common Law and the Criminalization of Abortion |
| • | Periodization: Changing Patterns of Illegal Abortion |
| Chapter 1 An Open Secret |
| Chapter 2 Private Practices |
| • | The Legal Loophole: Therapeutic Abortions |
| • | Patterns of Practice |
| Chapter 3 Antiabortion Campaigns, Private and Public |
| • | The Anti-midwife Antiabortion Campaign |
| Chapter 4 Interrogations and Investigations |
| Chapter 5 Expansion and Specialization |
| • | Abortion Specialists and Clinics |
| Chapter 6 Raids and Rules |
| • | Raids and Criminal Trials |
| • | Hospital Rules |
| • | Legal Challenges to the Abortion Laws |
| Chapter 7 Repercussions |
| Chapter 8 Radicalization of Reform |
| • | Professional Reform Measures |
| • | Feminism and Resistance at the Grassroots |
| • | Constitutional Challenges |
| Epilogue: Post-Roe , Post-Casey |
| Note on Sources |
| Abbreviations |
| Notes |
| • | Introduction |
| • | Chapter 1 An Open Secret |
| • | Chapter 2 Private Practices |
| • | Chapter 3 Antiabortion Campaigns, Private and Public |
| • | Chapter 4 Interrogations and Investigations |
| • | Chapter 5 Expansion and Specialization |
| • | Chapter 6 Raids and Rules |
| • | Chapter 7 Repercussions |
| • | Chapter 8 Radicalization of Reform |
| • | Epilogue: Post-Roe , Post-Casey |
| Bibliography |
| Primary Sources |
| • | Library and Archival Collections |
| Court Cases (In Chronological Order) |
| • | United States Supreme Court Cases |
| • | Illinois Appellate Court, Illinois Supreme Court, and Other Cases |
| • | Selected Medical and Health Journals |
| • | Newspapers |
| • | Articles, Books, Government Documents, and Interviews |
| • | Secondary Sources |
| Index |
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