INDEX

Abolition defined, 286–287.

Amsterdam, 297, 339.

Animierkneipe, 10, 30, 46, 94.

Armies, venereal disease in, 370–379, 393, 394.

Arrests, 161–163, 278–281, 334.

Augagneur V., 361, 379.

Barmaids, 88.

Baumgarten, A., 65, 78, 140, 154, 170, 185.

Berlin, regulation in, 123–129; street conditions in, 157–158; sanitary control in, 206–209, 214–215; compared with Paris and London, 309; regulations, text of, 415–419.

Birmingham, 316–317.

Blaschko, A., 42, 43, 74, 115, 143, 217, 221, 239, 282, 366, 393.

Bloch, I., 4, 5, 49, 120, 179, 205.

Booth, Mrs. B., 83, 88.

Booth, C., 17, 18, 85.

Bordells, definition, 166; prevalence of, 166–167; number and size, 172–174; decay of, 180, 182; effect on street conditions, 192–196; effect on other forms of vice, 196–198; in relation to disease, 256–261; suppression of, in abolition towns, 323–324.

Bremen, regulation in, 129–136; bordells in, 169.

Brothels, 292–295.

Brussels, sanitary control in, 227.

Budapest, regulation in, 131–136; street conditions in, 157–158; bordells in, 187; rendezvous houses in, 200.

Christiania, 324, 328, 329, 331, 379–381, 386–388.

Continence among males, 41–43; wholesomeness of, 50–51.

Coote, W. A., 304, 314.

Copenhagen, 324, 328, 339, 379–388.

Danish law, 296, 346–347; text in full, 445–452.

Degeneracy and prostitution, 67–70.

Denmark, venereal disease in: see Copenhagen.

Denunciation, 353–358.

Dispensary system, 360–361.

Disappearances, 154–155, 234–235, 249–250.

Dresden, regulation in, 133–136.

Dufour, P., 143.

Dutch Law, 296.

Economic pressure, 83–87.

454Edinburgh, 318.

Employment agencies, 94–95.

England, venereal disease in, 363–365; 371–377.

Engel-Reimers, J., 247.

Fiaux, L., 23, 25, 35, 77, 111, 139, 143, 144, 155, 181, 186, 190.

Finger, E., 42, 78, 154, 246.

Fosdick, R. B., 269.

Geneva, sanitary control in, 227.

German Empire, venereal disease in, 378–379.

Glasgow, 320–321.

Gonorrhœa, 224, 231–233, 244–245, 250–252.

The Hague, 328, 332.

Hamburg, regulation in, 133–136; bordells in, 168; sanitary control in, 215, 228; text of regulations, 420–428.

Henry, Sir E., 313–314.

Hirschfeld, M., 46.

Hoff, E. M., 330, 353, 382, 389.

Homosexuality, 31–32.

Hospital treatment, 236–238.

Illegitimacy, 81.

Immorality distinguished from prostitution, 16–19.

Italy, abolition legislation in, 349–353.

Johannson, J. E., 20, 37, 51, 202, 219, 235, 236, 279, 332.

Kneeland, G. J., 231.

Krefting, R., 386, 388.

Lépine, Louis, 24, 138–139, 140, 155, 170, 190, 278.

Liquor and prostitution, 45, 98–99.

Liverpool, 315–319.

London, laws, 292, etc.; street and brothel conditions, 302–308; compared with continental cities, 309; police conditions in, 312–314.

Lyons, 158.

Maison de passe, 196.

Manchester, 158, 317, 318.

McNeil, A., 231.

Melville, C. H., 364, 373, 375, 377, 379.

Minors, 77–79, 152–154, 241–243.

Moll, A., 12, 50, 82, 192.

Morals police, 147, 270–273, 281–282, 341–342.

Munich, regulation in, 130, 132; street conditions in, 158–159.

Neisser, A., 241, 246.

Notification of disease, 362–363.

Norway, venereal disease in: see Christiania.

Norwegian law, 295, 343–345.

Parent-Duchatelet, A.-J.-B., 10, 21, 22, 70, 73.

Paris, regulation in, 130–136; street conditions in, 157–158; bordells in, 170, 190; sanitary control in, 211, 226; Hospital St. Lazare, 213; medical examination, 216–218; compared with London, 309; text of regulations, 405, 414.

455Pimps, 32–33, 95–97, 336.

Pinkus, F., 81, 83, 230, 234, 238, 244, 251, 257.

Police, 397, 399.

Prostitutes, mortality of, 21–24; number of, 24–28; number of inscribed, 40–46; supply of, 63–88.

Prostitution, cost of, 34–38; complexity of, 39–41, 105–106; definition of, 9–15; fluctuations in, 19–21; forms of, 28–31; involves two parties, 39, 107–109; legal attitude towards, 106, 111–117, 136–142, 288–292; medieval, 5, 6; modern, 6–8.

Prussia, venereal disease in, 368–371, 377–379.

Rescue work, 100.

Regulation, defined, 121–122; decay of, 266–267.

Regulation in various cities: see under names of cities.

Rendezvous houses, 96–98, 200–202.

Riehl process, 90, 185.

Rome, sanitary control in, 227.

Rotterdam, 328, 333.

Santoliquido, R., 352.

Scheven, K., 168, 173, 266.

Schjerning, O. v., 379.

Schmölder, R., 116, 138, 235.

Schneider, C. K., 22, 186.

Schreiber, Adele, 18, 63, 77, 80, 170, 177.

Seduction, 80.

Segregation, 175–179.

Servants and prostitution, 76–77.

Sex education, 52–58.

Souteneur, see Pimp.

Stockholm, regulation in, 134.

Stuttgart, regulation in, 130–136; street conditions in, 58–59.

Supply, sources of, 61–65.

Sweden, venereal disease in, 369.

Syphilis, 223, 250; amount discovered, 228–230; length of treatment, 238.

Venereal disease statistics, 366. (For various countries, see under countries, cities, armies.)

Vienna, regulation in, 132–136; street conditions in, 157–158; bordells in, 171, 188–189; text of regulations, 429–444.

Vigilance societies, 91.

Webb, Sidney and Beatrice, 365.

White, D., 364.

White Slave traffic, 92–94; dependent on bordells, 182–185.

Wolzendorff, K., 142.

Zurich, 324, 333; venereal disease in, 389–391.

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