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Midwives’ oaths: everyday life and the law in seventeenth-century England
Sarah Fox
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, Margaret Brazier
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History and Cultures
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Oath
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Seventeenth-century England
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17th Century
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Legal Approach
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Medical Ethics
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State Religion
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17th Century
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Oath
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Law
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Case Study
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