Anthony Comstock: Biography from Answers.com
Anthony Comstock (born March 7, 1844, New Canaan, Conn., U.S. — died Sept. 21, 1915, New York, N.Y.) U.S.
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Comstock laws - Information from Answers.com
The law was named after its chief proponent, the anti-obscenity crusader Anthony Comstock. The enforcement of the Act was, in its early days, often conducted ...
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Comstock Act (1873): Information from Answers.com
The brainchild of a zealous and devout New England Congregationalist, Anthony Comstock, the Comstock Act (17 Stat. 599) was passed after little debate in ...
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What did Anthony Comstock accomplish in history
Yes. She was the first Female to be honored in such a way that she was. After the 19th amendment( the amendmant that granted woman the right to vote.) ...
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What is the history of book burning
Anthony Comstock's New York Society for the Suppression of Vice inscribed book-burning on its seal, as a worthy goal to be achieved (see illustration).
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Banned in Boston - Information from Answers.com
In the late 19th century, American "moral crusader" Anthony Comstock began a campaign to suppress vice. He found widespread support in Boston, particularly ...
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Ida Craddock - Information from Answers.com
Upon her release, Anthony Comstock immediately re-arrested her for violations of the federal Comstock law and on October 10 she was tried and convicted; the ...
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