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A general treatise of midwifery ... illustrated with upwards of four hundred curious observations and reflexions concerning that art / Written originally in French by La Motte ... And translated into English by Thomas Tomkyns, surgeon.

  • Mauquest de La Motte, Guillaume, 1655-1737.
Date:
1746
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Credit: A general treatise of midwifery ... illustrated with upwards of four hundred curious observations and reflexions concerning that art / Written originally in French by La Motte ... And translated into English by Thomas Tomkyns, surgeon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE CONTENTS. BOOK I. CHAPTER I. JTJHA'T delivery is^ and how many forts of Page i W Ch. 2. Of natural dtYivtnts 2 Ch. 3. Of deliveries againft nature 5 Ch. 4. Of barrennefs andfruitfulnefs 9 Ch. 5. Of conception 15 Ch. 6. Of Pregnancy^ and how many forts of it there are 22 Ch. 7. Of the nature of bodiesy which for the mojb part produce pregnancy againft nature 23 Ch. 8. Of a falfe pregnancy 36 Ch. 9. Of true pregnancy 40 Ch. 10. Of pregnancy when there is more than one child 47 Ch. II, Of the infalliblejigns of pregnancy 50 Ch. 12. Of the menftrualfluic and its fupprejfion 56 Ch. 13. Of the ufefulnefs of general remedies during pregnancy 59 Ch. 14. Of glyfters during pregnancy 60 Ch. 15. Of bleeding during pregnancy 62 Ch. 16. Of purging 65 Ch. 17. Of the vomitings which happen to pregnant women 68 Ch. 18. Of the repletion caufed by pregnancy^ and of the fwellings of the hips and inferior extremities 7 5 Ch. 19. Of the coughy oppreffiony and difficulty of Ireathingy which pregnant women are fubjeU to 79 Ch. 20.