Doris A. Dirks is a senior academic planner with
the University of Wisconsin System Administration.
Patricia A. Relf is a freelance writer.
This compelling history explores one of the twentieth century's
most unusual religious endeavors—the collective defiance of
American clergy who were willing to help direct women to illegal
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Service has told their whole story so thoroughly and vividly.""
—Cynthia Gorney,author of Articles of Faith: A Frontline History of
the Abortion Wars
"Provides a compelling account of the important, but nearly
forgotten development in the abortion debate: the advent in 1967 of
the first organized religious support for abortion rights." - The
Times Literary Supplement
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