Illustrations in midwifery, embracing chiefly the obscure characters of pregnancy and the signs which are supposed todenote the extinction of life in the ovum

Illustrations in midwifery, embracing chiefly the obscure characters of pregnancy and the signs which are supposed todenote the extinction of life in the ovum

by J. T. Ingleby

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