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It is one of four Goldman works approvingly citing British doctor, social reformer, and sexologist Havelock Ellis (d.1939) "Emma Goldman's Sexological Obsession" by Michael Barker.

"The Traffic in Women" is described as a "suppressed" essay, p245, in "Dancing in the Revolution: Emma Goldman's Feminism", by Alix Kates Shulman chapter within Feminist Interpretation of Emma Goldman, ed. by Penny Weiss and Loretta Kensinger, 2007

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