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An attempt to prove, on rational principles, that the term of human pregnancy may be considerably extended beyond nine calendar months: comprising the substance of evidence given in the Gardner peerage cause, before the House of Lords, July 4, 1825 - John Power
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An attempt to prove, on rational principles, that the term of human pregnancy may be considerably extended beyond nine calendar months: comprising the substance of evidence given in the Gardner peerage cause, before the House of Lords, July 4, 1825
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ISBN: 2940017704394 (0017704391)
Edition language: English
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