Introduction -- What we talk about when we talk about privacy -- Shouting from the housetops: the right to privacy and the rise of photojournalism, 1890-1928 -- Exposing the enemy within: privacy and national security, 1917-1961 -- Wiretaps, bugs, and CCTV: privacy and the evolution of physical surveillance, 1928-1998 -- Big iron and the small government: privacy and data collection, 1933-1988 -- Sex, morality, and reproductive choice: the right to privacy recognized, 1961-1992 -- Taking stock.
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