Aristotle's Compleat and Experienc'd Midwife: In Two Parts; I. a Guide for Child-Bearing Women, in the Time of Their Conception, Bearing and Suckling Their Children; With the Best Means of Helping Them, Both in Natural and Unnatural Labours by William Salmon

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Aristotle's Compleat and Experienc'd Midwife: In Two Parts; I. a Guide for Child-Bearing Women, in the Time of Their Conception, Bearing and Suckling Their Children; With the Best Means of Helping Them, Both in Natural and Unnatural Labours
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Aristotle's Compleat and Experienc'd Midwife: In Two Parts; I. a Guide for Child-Bearing Women, in the Time of Their Conception, Bearing and Suckling Their Children; With the Best Means of Helping Them, Both in Natural and Unnatural Labours

William Salmon

178 pages • first pub 2010 • 1 edition

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