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N 21:36 | Woman in girlhood-wifehood-motherhood 8 changes history +8,338 [Msoewig (8×)] | |||
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21:14 (cur | prev) +7,572 Msoewig talk contribs (Created page with "Introduction and Overview: Woman in Girlhood-Wifehood-Motherhood was written in 1908 by Myer Solis-Cohen and published in London, England by T. Werner Laurie. It was in the 20th century when this book was published that the field of obstetrics had begun to gain prominence in the medical curriculum spurred by the introduction of new technological innovations in childbirth and a heightened focus on antenatal care. This book aims to inform both medical professionals and the...") | |||
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