Forensic Fire Scene Reconstruction or Autobiography of Margaret Sanger

Forensic Fire Scene Reconstruction

Author: David J Icov

Containing the most up-to-date inforamtion, the second edition of Forensic Fire Scene Reconstruction expands the ability of investigators to apply fire engineering, forensic analysis and the interpretation of human behavior to the accurate investigation of fires.  Extensive new research on fire behavior, ignition mechanizms, fire pattersns and fire modeling is incorprated to explore and explain the process of applying the full spectrum of forensic tecniques to the reconstruction of fire events.  With more than 70 years of combined experience, two of the most experienced fire scientists in the United States have authored a text that can be used by fore and law enforcement investigators, presecutors, forensic scientists, and fire protection specialists.  A greately expanded peer review adds a newer fresh perpective to this edition.

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Autobiography of Margaret Sanger

Author: Margaret Sanger

A pioneer in the battle to establish birth control as a basic human right and a founder of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, Sanger — a nurse who witnessed first-hand the devastating effects of unwanted pregancy — triumphed over arrest, indictment, and exile. Her autobiography is a classic of women's studies.

Table of Contents:

I.	From Which I Spring	11
II.	Blind Germs of Days to be	24
III.	Books are the Compasses	33
IV.	Darkness There and Nothing More	46
V.	Corals to Cut Life Upon	58
VI.	Fanatics of Their Pure Ideals	68
VII.	The Turbid Ebb and Flow of Misery	86
VIII.	I Have Promises to Keep	93
IX.	The Woman Rebel	106
X.	We Speak the Same Good Tongue	121
XI.	Havelock Ellis	133
XII.	Stork over Holland	142
XIII.	The Peasants are Kings	153
XIV.	O, to be in England	169
XV.	High Hangs the Gauntlet	179
XVI.	Hear Me for My Cause	192
XVII.	Faith I Have Been a Truant in the Law	210
XVIII.	Lean Hunger and Green Thirst	224
XIX.	This Prison Where I Live	238
XX.	A Stout Heart to a Steep Hill	251
XXI.	Thus to Revisit	268
XXII.	Do Ye Hear the Children Weeping?	280
XXIII.	In Time We Can Only Begin	292
XXIV.	Laws were Like Cobwebs	306
XXV.	Alien Stars Arise	316
XXVI.	The East is Blossoming	327
XXVII.	Ancients of the Earth	337
XXVIII.	The World is Much the Same Everywhere	349
XXIX.	While the Doctors Consult	358
XXX.	Now is the Time for Converse	369
XXXI.	Great Heights are Hazardous	376
XXXII.	Change is Hopefully Begun	392
XXXIII.	Old Father Antic, the Law	398
XXXIV.	Senators, be Not Affrighted	413
XXXV.	A Past which is Gone Forever	431
XXXVI.	Faith is a Fine Invention	447
XXXVII.	Who Can Take a Dream for Truth?	461
XXXVIII.	Depth But Not Tumult	478
XXXIX.	Slow Grows the Splendid Pattern	493
	Index	497