List of Books and Pamphlets 
Prostitution. 
Forming a Special Case in Cleveland Public Library, 1894. 
Apologia. Venus, la populaire. Brussels, 1881. 
ACTON, William, M. R. C. S. Prostitution. London, 1857. 
BALL, B. La Folie Erotique. Bailli&re, Paris, 1888. 
BEAUVOIR, R. de. Aventurieres et Courte- 
sanes. Levy, Paris, 1880. 
BEHREND, Fr., I)r. Die Prostitution in Berlin. Erlangen, 1850. 
CAMPBELL, Helen. Women Wage Earners. 
Roberts Bros., Boston, 1893. 
CARLIER, F. Les Deux Prostitutions. 
Deutu, Paris, 1887. 
CLARKE, Edward H., M.D. Sex in 
Education. Osgood, Boston, 1873. 
CLOKEY, J. W., D.D. Dying at the Top. 1888. 
COBDEN, Chas., Dr. Der Neue Persdnliche 
Schutz. Leipsic. 
Confessions d'une Courtesane devenue 
Philosophe. 1784. 
COFFIGNON, A. La Corruption a Paris. 
Librarire Ulustree, Paris, 1887. 
L’ Enfant a Paris Kolb, Paris, 
CORLIEU, A., Dr. La Prostitution A Paris. 1887. 
De IIENRI, Dr. Geheimnisse der Prostitution. Leipsic, 1871. 
DELVAU, Alfred. Les Cytheres Parisiennes. 
DESPRES, A., Dr. La Prostitution en France. 
Paris, 1883. 
DIGUET, Charles. Ilistoire Galant de 
Henri IV. 1888. 2 
DODD, Dr. The Magdalen Hospital. 1776. 
DUCIIATELET, A. J. B. Parent, La Prostitu- 
tion dans Paris, vols. I., II.,with portrait. 
Balliere, Paris, 1857. 
DUFOUR, Pierre. Ilistoire de la Prostitution, 
vols. I.-IV. 1851. 
DUMAS, Alexandre. Filles, Lorettes et 
Courtesanes. 1887. 
Femmes Entretennes devoilees. 1883. 
FERENCZ, Barath. A Prostitutio. 1871. 
Fetes et Courtesanes de la Grece, vols. I.-IV. 1801-3. 
FIAUX, Louis. Les Maisons de Tolerance, 
leur Fermature. 1892. 
La Police des Moeurs. Dentu, Paris, 1888. 
Frauenliebe, novellen. 1882. 
FRANCE, Hector. Nuits de Londres. 
Charpentier, Paris, 1885. 
Va-Nu-Pieds de Londres. Charpentier, Paris, 1883. 
GARNIER, P., Dr. Celibat et Celibataires. 
Gamier, Paris, 1887. 
GRANDPRE, Mad P. de. La Prison St. 
Lazare. Dentu, Paris, 1889. 
Greatest Social Evil, by a Physician. * 1857. 
GREENWOOD, James. Seven Curses of 
London. 1869. 
GUYOT, Ives. La Prostitution. Charpentier, Paris, 1882. 
ITAMAR, Mosse. La Gruerie. 
Union des Bibliopholls, Paris, 1888. 
JACOB, P. L. Les Courtesanes de l’Ancient 
Rome. % Braucart, Brussels, 1884. 
JEaNNEL, J., Dr. La Prostitution dans les 
grandes Villes. • Bailliere, Paris, 1874. 
KOCK, Henri de. Histoires des Courtesanes 
Celebres. Vernay, Paris. 
LECOUR, C. J. La Prostitution & Paris et a 
Londres. Asselim, Paris, 1882. 
LOGAN, William. The Great Social Evil. 
Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1871. 3 
MACE, G. Gibier de Saint Lazare. 
Charpentier, Paris, 1888 
McDOWELL, J. R. Magdalen Facts. 1882. 
Manuel des Boudoirs d’Athenes. Reprint from 1787. 
MANTEGAZZA, P. L’Amour dans 
LTIumanite. Libraire Illustree, Paris, ' 1887. 
MARTINEAU, L., Dr. La Prostitution 
Clandestine. Delahaye, Paris, 1885 
MEDGY, Jules, Dr. De l’Extinction de la 
Prostitution. Delahaye, Paris, 1864. 
MINI ME, Dr. La Prostitution et la Traite des 
Blanches. Marpon, Paris, 1886. 
MIREUR, H., Dr. La Syphilis et la 
Prostitution. Masson, Paris, 1888. 
MCHLENBERG, W. A., D.D. Woman and 
her Accusers. 1871. 
NADAILLAC, Marquis de. Affaiblissemerit 
de Natalite en France. 1886. 
New York Life. 
NORMAN, Henry. The Real Japan. 
Scribner’s, New York, 1802. 
Nouveau Manuel des Boudoirs. 
PICHON, Ludovic. floy des Ribauds. 1878. 
POWELL, Aaron M. State Regulation of Vioe. 
Wood & Holbrook, New York, 1878. 
Purity Crusade in London. Dyer Bros., London. 
Putanisme d’Amsterdam. Reprint from ed. 1681. 
RABOTEUX. La Prostitution en Europe. 
RET1F, de la Rretonne. Le Pornographe. 
Reprint from 1769. 
REUSS, L., Dr. La Prostitution en France 
et k l’Etranger. Bailliere, Paris, 1889. 
Revue de Morale Progressive, vols. I., II. 1888. 
RICHARD, Emil. La Prostitution k Paris. 1890. 
RICHE LOT, G., Dr. La Prostitution en 
Angleterre et en Ecosse. 1857. 
RIVERS, Edith. The Reformed Woman. 1859. 4 
St. Lazare, Visites 5,, par M. d’A. Fischbaeher, Paris, 1889. 
SANGER, William W., Dr. History ot 
Prostitution. Harper & Bros., New York, 1858. 
Satan in Society. By a Physician. 1871. 
SCHRANK, Josef, Dr. Die Prostitution in 
Wien. 1886. 
Serails de Paris. Reprint from 1802. 
STEAD, William T. If Christ Came to Chicago. 1894. 
TAXIL, Leo. La Corruption Fin de Siecle. 
Noirot, Paris. 
TARNOWSKI, B., Dr. Prostitution und 
Abolitionismus. Voss, Hambu rg, 1890. 
TARNOWSKI, P., Dr. Prostituees etVoleuses. 1889. 
Van-de-BERGH, William. Die Prostitution 
in Nederland. Van Velzen, s’Gravenhage, 1878. 
VIRMAITRE, Charles. Paris Galant. 1890. 
WIIITTEMORE, Mrs. Delia, Formerly the 
Blue Bird. Door of Hope, New Yrork, 1893. 
WOODRUFF, Charles S., Dr. Legalized 
Prostitution. 1862. 
Working Women in Large Cities. 
U. S. Commission of Labor, 1888. 
ZED. Demi Monde sur le Second Empire. Kolb, Paris. 
Total—English, 20; French, 51; German, 6; Italian, 1; Dutch,1—80. POSTSCRIPT.—We have just received from the Moral Reform 
Union, Leinster Place, Cleveland Gardens, W., London, a 
choice collection of pamphlets bearing on the failure of the 
Contagious Diseases Acts in Great Britain ; also, through 
the same source, a valuable set of the testimony before the 
parliamentary commission on that subject, thoroughly in- 
dexed. The latter cost us 14s. 6d., including postage. 
We have purchased from a friend in London a valuable 
set of the Pall Mall Gazette during the Stead exposures, 
together with some unique documents and autographs 
embracing the whole exciting episode. These cannot be 
duplicated. The “testimony” is to be had in a limited 
way, and will be increasingly valuable. 5 
PAMPHLETS BOUND TOGETHER. 
Vol. I.—MORDAUNT, Harry, Col. Modest Defense of 
Public Stews. London, 1740. 
EDGAR, John, Rev. Female Virtue, its Enemies and 
Friends. London, 1841. 
Report of London Society for Protection of Young 
Females and Prevention of Juvenile Prostitution. 1841. 
BE VAN, William, Rev. Prostitution in the Borough of 
Liverpool. 1843. 
HANSARD, Luke James. Suppression of an Intolerable 
Nuisance. London, 1844. 
CHAPMAN. Great Sin of Great Cities. 
Westminster Review, London, July, 1850. 
Vol. II.—BOECK, W. Prof., Dr. Die Eigenschaften des 
Syphiliteschen Virus. Christiania. 
Zur Prostitutionsfrage. Dusseldorf, 1884. 
Istruzionl sulla Prostituzlone. Italian law adopted July 20,1855. 
Butler, Josehpine, E. Eine Stimme in der Wiiste. 
Neuchatel, 1875. 
Federation Britannique, Continentale et Generate, pour 
1’Abolition de la Prostitution. Geneve, Sept., 1877. 
Regolamento sulla Prostituziono per la Citta di Torino. 
Turin, Jan. 1, 1857. 
PELLEZZARI, Celso, Dr. II Tayuya Come Antisifilitieo. 
Firenze, May 26, 1878. 
Advies omtrent bet Onderwyjo in de Geneeskunstcis in 
de Artsenijbereidkunst. 
Ontwerp van Wek op de Examens ter Uitoefening der 
Geneeskunst en derArtsenijbereidkunst met Memoire 
van Toelichting. 
CHAPMAN, John, M.D., M.RC.S. Prostitution, Gov- 
ermental Experiments in Controlling it. 
Westminster Review, Jan., 1870. 
BERNSTEIM, B. B., Dr. Die Prostitution in ihrer 
Beziehung zu den Geschlechtskrankheiten. 
Vol. ILL.—BLDENKAP, I. L., Dr. La Syphilis 
Constitutionelle. Christiania, 1863. Regulation of Prostitution in Turin. 
BRONARDEL, P., Prof. Attentats & la Pudeur. Paris, 1884. 
MOTET, Dr. A. Somnambulism, (et meme). 1881- 
LANGRIER, Maurice, Dr. Du Role de l’expertise 
Medico-Legale. 1878. 
Spanish MSS. on Prostitution. 
STROHL, E., Dr. Prostitution & Strasbourg. 1857. 
Reglement surla Prostitution. Brussels, June, 1851. 
Reglement sur la Prostitution. Brussels, June, 1858. 
NEVUS'S, M. J. Birbeek, Dr. Resultats Sanitaires des 
C. D. Acts of Great Britian. Neuchatel, 1876. 
SPERINO, Turin, Prostitution dans la Ville. 1857. 
SCHNESVOOGT, Van TRIGT, and Van CORDT, Drs. 
Pros, in Holland, 1857. 
PIPPINGSKOLD, J., Dr. Jugement Motive. Helingsfors, 1887. 
SPERCK, Ed., Dr. La Syphilis & St. Petersbourg. 1875. 
LELOIR, Henri, Dr Semeiolgia de la Hemiplegia 
Sitilitica, Codigo Penal de Espaua. Madrid, 1850. 
RENACKI, Eerdinaud. La Syphiliographie. Strasbourg, 1835. 
Vol. IV.—NATHAN, E. Le Diobolarie e lo. Stato. Rome, 1887. 
SUHAPPI, J. Arbeit, Derdeinst, Besserstelluug der 
Unverheiratet bleibenden Frauen. Zurich, 1888. 
TUCKERMAN, L. B., Dr. Criminal Assaults on Women. 1893. 
BLACKWELL, Elizabeth, Dr. Right Methods of 
Dealing with Social Evil. Hastings. 
BUTLER, J. E., Mrs. State Regulation of Vice. 
A More Excellent Way. Voluntary Hospitals vs. State 
Hospitals. London, 1887. 
Revelations of an ex-Agent of the Paris Morals Police. 1878. 
Condition of the Subjected Districts since the Suspension 
of Compulsory Examination. London, 
Diminution of Venereal Diseases. Dyer Bros., London, 1882. 
PARVIN, Theophilus,Dr. Annual Address. Philadelphia, 1893. 
BUXTON, E. O., Rev., Ph. D. The Social Evil and its 
Remedy. Journal Am. Politics, July, 1893. 
Famous Night Mission in New York. 
Westminster Review, 1893. WALTON, J. W. A Study of the Social Evil. 
Jour. Am. Politics, Dec., 1893. 
MAGET, G., Dr. La Prostitution au Japon. 
NICOLE, G. La Prostitution en Egypt. 
PEIGNOT, Gabriel. D’une Pugnition divineinent 
envoyee aux Ilommes et aux Femmes. 1493. 
Avec des notes par le Dr. Baliger, Naples. 1836. 
KING, Maria M. Social Evils, their Causes and Cure. 
Boston. 1870. 
GROSS, S. I)., Dr., L.L.D., D.C.L. Syphilis in its 
Relation to the National Health. Philadelphia, 1874. 
Vol. V.— BUTTER, Josephine E. Appeal to American 
Women. 1888. 
New Moral Crusade. Double Standard of Morality. 
POWELL, A. M. Legal Protection for Young Girls. 
Drink and Vice. 
BLACKWELL, Emily, Dr. The State and Girlhood. 
Need of Combination Among Women. 
GLADSTONE, J. P., Rev. Save the Boys. 
BOND, E. P., Mrs. Sacredness of Motherhood. 
LEWIS, A. H., D.D. Sacredness of Fatherhood. Age of 
Consent Legislation. Wages and Vice. 
WILBERFORCE, Rev. Canon. Sin of Impurity. 
ELIOT, William G. The Great Social Question of the 
Day. New York, 1879. 
State Legalization of Vice. 
RUNNELS, O. S., Dr. The Social Substratum. Cleveland, 1888. 
LARDIER, Dr. Les Veneriens des Champs. Paris, 1882. 
Prostitutionsspbrgsmalet ot K. V. Christiania, 1887. 
Total Pamphlets and MSS.—English, 36; French, 16; German, 5; 
Italian, 5; Spanish, 4; Dutch, 6; Norwegian, 2—74. 
Note.—Librariau* who wish to add to their stock a few works on this long ne- 
glected, but important branchof sociology, are recommended to examine the following: 
1. Historical.—The monumental work of Pareut-Duchatelet is beyond doubt the 
fairest and most comprehensive. It is not dear, but is only published in 
French. Sanger’s work, published by Harper Brothers, is out of print. 
Both these authors favor liceuse. 8 
2. Statistical and Argumentative.—The address of Dr. Gross, Phiia., 1874, is a strong 
presentation of the claims of state inspection from the standpoint of the 
physician. A. M. Powell, of New York, has well answered this in his “8tate 
Regulation of Vice,” to be had for 75c. This work is designed for adults of 
both sexes. The conflict on this subject has raged on the continent of 
Europe, where numbers of books and pamphlets have rapidly followed each 
other, pro and contra. Most of these are printed in French, some in other 
continental languages. Among French authors, Corlieu, Despres, Jeannel, 
Lecour, Meugy, Mireur, Reuss, and Richard, favor license, while Guyot 
and Fiaux, as well as various writers in “La Revue Morale,” as strougly op- 
pose it. The latest work by Fiaux, “Les Maisous de Tolerance, leur Ferma- 
ture,” is very strong against the continental system, which seems to be de- 
cidedly on the defensive, if not “on the run.” 
The following English works are recommended, and will be added to our list as 
soon as possible : “Laws for the Regulation of Vice,” by Prof. Sheldon Amos. M.A., 
542 pages, London, 1877, Stevens & Sons, 119 Chancery Lane; and “A State 
Iniquity, by Benjamin Scott, F.R.A.S., 401 pages, London, 1890, Kegan, Paul, 
Trench, Trubner & Co. 
Many thoughtless and some thoughtful, but ill-informed, persons in America ad- 
vocate this system, the cast-off plan of ancient monarchies, which is apparently better 
adapted to an autocratic country than to a democracy. 
The signs of the times indicate that the American People are beginning to awake 
to the necessity for some general plan in dealing with this monstrous evil. 
In order to avoid mistakes, which a knowledge of this subject, both broad and 
historical, would prevent, the writer suggests the importance of each state and muni- 
cipal library being in possession of a well chos en collection of works on this subject. 
To this end, I would be pleased to correspond with you further, if you wish. I am 
not in the book business, and whatever purchases you may conclude to make should 
be through the regular trade channels. 
Yours respectfully, 
J. W. WALTON, 
161 River Street, Cleveland, Ohio.