...one or both with hooks." He thus apologises for not having divulged this secret : " there being my father and two brothers living that practise this...dispose of nor publish it without injury to them." Whether a work, entitled Midwife's Practice, by Hugh Chamberlaine, 1665, was by the translator of Mauriceau's...

...destroy, one or both with hooks." He thus apologizes for not having divulged the secret : "There being my father and two brothers living, that practise this...dispose of, nor publish it, without injury to them." Whether a work, entitled Midwife's Practice, by Hugh Chamberlen, 1665, was by the translator of Mauriceau's...

...mention we have to extract children without hooks, where other artists use them, viz., there being my father and two brothers living, that practise this...think I have not been unserviceable to my own country, although I do but inform them that the fore-mentioned three persons of our family, and myself, can...

...mention we have to extract children without hooks, where other artists use them, viz., there being my father and two brothers living, that practise this...dispose of, nor publish it without injury to them: and I think I have not been unserviceable to my own country, although I do but inform them that the fore-mentioned...

...it." Als Entschuldigung, dass er das Geheimniss nicht veröffentlicht, führt er an: „There being my father and two brothers living that practise this art, I cannot esteem it my otcn to dispose of nor publigh it without injury to them." — Als Anhänger Jacob's III. musstc Hugh...

...destroy, one or both, with hooks." As a sort of apology for keeping it secret, he adds, " there being my father and two brothers living that practise this...dispose of nor publish it without injury to them." The political troubles of his time obliged Dr. Hugh Chamberlen, on two occasions at least, to fly the...

...apology for keeping it secret, he adds: "There being my father and two brothers living that practice this art, I cannot esteem it -my own to dispose of nor publish it without injury to them." The political troubles of his time obliged Dr. Hugh Chamberlen, on two occasions at least, to fly the...

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...mention we have to extract children without books where other artists use them ; viz. — there being my father and two brothers living that practise this art, I cannot esteem it my own to dispose of it nor publish it without injury to them and I think I have not been unserviceable to my own country,...

...hooks. When other artists use them, viz. there being my father and two brothers living that practice this art. I cannot esteem it my own to dispose of nor publis h it without injury to them ; and think I have not been unservicable to my own country, although...