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English: Title page of the first edition of Jane Sharp's The midwives book, or the whole art of midwifry discovered.
Simple English: THE MIDWIVES BOOK.

Or the whole ART of MIDWIFRY DISCOVERED.

Directing Childbearing Women how to behave themselves

In their Conception, Breeding, Bearing, and Nursing of CHILDREN.

In Six Books, Viz.

I. An Anatomical Description of the Parts of Men and Women. II. What is requisite for Procreation: Signes of a Womans being with Child, and whether it be Male or Female, and how the Child is formed in the womb. III. The causes and hinderance of conception and Barrenness, and of the paines and difficulties of Childbearing with their causes, signes and cures. IV. Rules to know when a woman is near her labour, and when she is near conception, and how to order the Child when born. V. How to order women in Childbirth, and of several diseases and cures for women in that condition. VI. Of Diseases incident to women after conception; Rules for the choice of a nurse; her office; with proper cures for all diseases In∣cident to young Children. By Mrs. Jane Sharp Practitioner in the Art of MIDWIFRY above thirty years.

London, Printed for Simon Miller, at the Star at the West End of St. Pauls, 1671.
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Source The midwives book, or, The whole art of midwifry discovered. (1671) First edition. via Early English Books Online.
Author Jane Sharp

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