Margaret Sanger: The Mother of Birth Control

N.pl: Planned Parenthood, 1966. Near-fine.. A brief publication distributed by Planned Parenthood as a part of its 50th anniversary year in operation, offering a biography of birth control activist and feminist educator Margaret Sanger (1879-1966). Includes details about her background, what led her to pioneer the birth control movement, and major events in her life, such as the publication of "Family Limitation" and her testimony before the Senate subcommittee in 1934. Includes one large photo portrait of her on t he upper wrapper, and one in-text photo. Single vol. (7.25" by 5"), pp. [8], illus., in original illus. self wrps.