On criminal abortion in America

On Criminal Abortion in America, written by Horatio Robinson Storer in the mid-19th century, is a medical treatise that examines the legal and moral implications of abortion in the United States. Storer argues that abortion should be considered a crime against fetal life, advocating for stronger legal protections for both mothers and unborn children. The work critiques existing laws and calls for societal awareness and intervention to address the perceived injustices surrounding criminal abortion, making it a significant contribution to the discourse on reproductive rights and ethics.