Woman's Work in AmericaAnnie Nathan Meyer Arno Press, 1972 - 457 páginas |
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Página 143
... medicine . children and their own sex , will be admitted I. The employment of men in mid- wifery practice is always ... medicine ; we cannot carry them into the dissecting room and hospital ; many of our more delicate feelings , much of ...
... medicine . children and their own sex , will be admitted I. The employment of men in mid- wifery practice is always ... medicine ; we cannot carry them into the dissecting room and hospital ; many of our more delicate feelings , much of ...
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... medicine which exist in European countries would never here become officially established . * But a startlingly long step was taken at a stride , when , thirty years after the pæan of victory had been sounded over the complete suppres ...
... medicine which exist in European countries would never here become officially established . * But a startlingly long step was taken at a stride , when , thirty years after the pæan of victory had been sounded over the complete suppres ...
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... medicine in order to secure wider opportunities for all women . * It was by sheer force of intellect , and of the sympathetic im- agination born of intellectual perception , that Elizabeth Black- well divined for women the suitableness ...
... medicine in order to secure wider opportunities for all women . * It was by sheer force of intellect , and of the sympathetic im- agination born of intellectual perception , that Elizabeth Black- well divined for women the suitableness ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER | 2 |
THE EDUCATION OF WOMAN IN THE WESTERN STATES | 54 |
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