Contraception and Sexuality in Regency England

This chapter explores the views of Richard Carlisle on women's sexual pleasure and contraception during Regency England. It discusses historical contraceptive methods, societal misconceptions about procreation, and the evolving ideas surrounding sex and virginity as presented in Aristotle's Masterpiece.

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