Difference between revisions of "Angel Money"
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Latest revision as of 23:35, 3 November 2022
There is hardly any information about this person on the net. It is even possible that the name of this person is a pseudonym. He or she is listed with two book titles on Amazon: "Pediatrics"[1] and "Treatment of Disease in Children" (1887).
He or she came into focus of the Intactivism movement for the following citation
| “ | "Injurous effect of masturbation" There can be no doubt of (masturbation's) injurous effect, and of the proneness to practice it on the part of children with defective brains. Circumcision should always be practiced. It may be necessary to make the genitals so sore by blistering fluids that pain results from attempts to rub the parts. – Angel Money (Treatment of Disease in Children)[2] |
References
- ↑
Money A: Pediatrics. New York; London ISBN 9781115070928.
- ↑ Money A (1887): Treatment of Disease in Children. Philadelphia: P. Blakiston. P. 421. ISBN 9781146467001.
