The Abortion Pill : The Most Controversial Medical Discovery of Our Time - the French Unpregnancy Pill - As Described by the Scientist Who Created It by Rosenblum, Mort, Baulieu, Etienne-Emile

New York, NY, U.S.A.: Simon & Schuster, 1991. Good in Very Good jacket Ex Library. 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. Cover, interior and dustjacket (protected by mylar) show minimal wear; normal library markings; last blank page removed, damaging some inside back cover lining paper.. Hard Cover. Good/Good.

Simon & Schuster, 1991-11-15. Hardcover. Used: Good.

Dust Jacket: Blemish -- Library shelf reference code on the bottom of the spine (photo) consistent with a recalled library book. The remainder of the DJ is in excellent shape. Expertly applied Mylar tape covering on all surfaces. No other marks or entries. ISBN and original retail price present, flaps are unclipped (photo).
Book: Blemishes -- Library stamped on all three page edges (photo). Paste down on back cover has library bar code and unknown purpose pasted square (photo). No attempt was made to remove as they have minimal impact on the book's overall appearance and utility.
Slight uniform page toning. No other marks or entries. The book is strong, clean, and sturdy with no signs of wear or soiling thanks to the extra-sturdy dust jacket.
From the Dust Jacket Flap: "Since RU-486's unveiling in 1985, Baulieu and his drug have been at the heart of emotional debate that has raged through scientific circles and spilled out into the realms of politics, religion, feminism, and ethics."
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