Illegitimate Births In St.louis
"Illegitimate Births In St. Louis" offers a detailed examination of illegitimacy in St. Louis at the turn of the 20th century. Authored by George Benjamin Mangold and Lou. R. Essex, this study delves into the social and demographic factors contributing to illegitimate births, providing valuable insights into the lives of unwed mothers and their children.
The book explores the social stigmas, economic hardships, and legal challenges faced by illegitimate children and their parents. Through statistical analysis and case studies, it sheds light on the prevalence and impact of illegitimacy on the community. This historical account provides a crucial perspective on the evolution of social attitudes and welfare systems concerning unmarried parents and their offspring.
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