Prostitution: Its Cause and the Relation of the Medical Profession to its Abolishment

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By JF Percy, MD, of Godesburg, Illinois, United States of America. President's Address, read before the Military Tract Medical Association, 1892 - HJ Wilson's note `from 1894'

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Papers of Henry Joseph Wilson3HJW

General History Correspondence Files3HJW/A

General History File II, Letter Numbers 243-2853HJW/A/1

General History File II including Political Committee, Letter Numbers 288-5443HJW/A/2

General History File IIIA including Political Committee, Letter Numbers 545-9293HJW/A/3

General History File IIIB, including Political Committee, Letter Numbers 930-9853HJW/A/4

General History File IV including Political Committee, Letter Numbers 986-12743HJW/A/5

General History File V, Letter Numbers 1275-15423HJW/A/6

Letter Addressed to Members of the House of Commons 18863HJW/A/6/01

The New Crusades or Duty of the Church to the World Addressed Especially to Ministers of Religion.3HJW/A/6/02

The Revival and Extension of the Abolitionist Cause: A Letter to the Members of the Ladies National Association3HJW/A/6/03

The Present Position of the State Regulation of Vice in British India.3HJW/A/6/04

Report [On regulation in Indian Cantonments]3HJW/A/6/05

The Moral and Social Objections to the System of Regulated Prostitution which influenced the British Nation and Parliament to repeal the Acts, After Sixteen years of Active Controversy.3HJW/A/6/06

What Steps should the State take to prevent the Spread of Venereal Diseases?3HJW/A/6/07

Christian Duty in Regard to Vice.3HJW/A/6/08

Facts Recorded by Eye-Witnesses in Regard to the Military Regulation of Vice in India.3HJW/A/6/09

Mrs Butler's Plea for an Interest in the Abolitionist Work on the Continent of Europe3HJW/A/6/10

The Present Aspect of the Abolitionist Cause in Relation to British India.3HJW/A/6/11

Report of the Committee appointed by the Secretary of State for India to inquire into the Rules, Regulation and Practice in the Indian Cantonments and Elsewhere in India, with Regard to Prostitution and the Treatment of Venereal Disease.3HJW/A/6/12

The Indian Cantonments Scandals3HJW/A/6/13

The Parliamentary Debates, Volume 4, Session 1894, 13 Jun, House of Commons: Army Estimates, 1894-18953HJW/A/6/14

Prostitution: Its Cause and the Relation of the Medical Profession to its Abolishment3HJW/A/6/15

The Contagious Diseases Acts. Worthlessness of these Measures both in England and in India, Demonstrated by an Important Memorandum of the Army Sanitary Commission.3HJW/A/6/16

A Letter of Earnest Appeal and Warning3HJW/A/6/17

A Second Letter of Appeal and Warning3HJW/A/6/18

The Contagious Diseases Acts in India: Their Complete Failure, Proved from Authentic Returns3HJW/A/6/19

General History File VI3HJW/A/7

Northern Counties Electoral League For The Repeal Of The Contagious Diseases Acts - Correspondence Files3HJW/B

Regulation Files3HJW/C

Lend Files3HJW/D

Federation Files3HJW/E

Single Subject Files3HJW/F