...coition is prevented, may be possible. But the coHsuHiHiatwH of a rape, by which is meant a complete, full, and entire coition, which is made without any consent or permission of the •woman, teems to be impossible, unless some very extraordinary circumstances occur. For a woman always possesses...

...coition is prevented, may be possible. But the contummation of a rape, by which is meant a complete, full, and entire coition, which is made without any...her hands, to prevent the insertion of the penis, while she can keep her resolution entire."f "Independam* "The great points to be looked to," says Mr....

...violated against her will. " The consummation of a rape," says Farr, " by which is meant a complete, full and entire coition, which is made without any...of her hands to prevent the insertion of the penis, while she can keep her resolution entire." Dr. Thomas suggests that in this struggle with a healthy...

...is meant a complete, full, and entire " coition, which is made without any consent or per" mission of the woman, seems to be impossible, unless " some very extraordinary circumstances occur. For • Paris an,l Fonblanque, vol. ip 421. " a woman always possesses sufficient power by draw" ing back...

...was doubtful that a rape could be committed "on a grown female, in good health and strength," adding, "For a woman always possesses sufficient power, by...her hands, to prevent the insertion of the penis, while she can keep her resolution entire."4" Physicians were cautioned that "false accusations" were...