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"L'aborto Criminoso" presents Alfredo Vittorio Russo's conference delivered in Naples on November 24, 1898. This work delves into the subject of criminal abortion, offering insights into the legal and ethical considerations of the time. Russo's discourse provides a historical perspective on societal attitudes and legal frameworks surrounding abortion in late 19th-century Italy. The text serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of legal and medical thought on this sensitive topic.
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