Woman's Work in AmericaAnnie Nathan Meyer Arno Press, 1972 - 457 páginas |
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Página 143
... practice of calling on men in ordinary births , as a means of sacrificing deli- cacy and consequently virtue.- Thomas Ewell , M.D. , of Virginia . " The practice ( of male midwif- ery ) is unnecessary , unnatural , and wrong , it has an ...
... practice of calling on men in ordinary births , as a means of sacrificing deli- cacy and consequently virtue.- Thomas Ewell , M.D. , of Virginia . " The practice ( of male midwif- ery ) is unnecessary , unnatural , and wrong , it has an ...
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... practice in this city , and her sign was regarded as a mon- strous curiosity , collecting street idlers for its perusal . On one , and perhaps more than one , occasion , a druggist refused to fill a prescription signed by the " female ...
... practice in this city , and her sign was regarded as a mon- strous curiosity , collecting street idlers for its perusal . On one , and perhaps more than one , occasion , a druggist refused to fill a prescription signed by the " female ...
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... practiced over two years and failed to become self - supporting . Another item of interest is , that 32 per cent . of these women report that they have one or more persons partially or wholly dependent on them.§ * " The Practice of ...
... practiced over two years and failed to become self - supporting . Another item of interest is , that 32 per cent . of these women report that they have one or more persons partially or wholly dependent on them.§ * " The Practice of ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER | 2 |
THE EDUCATION OF WOMAN IN THE WESTERN STATES | 54 |
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