Infanticide in eighteenth-century England. William Hunter's contribution to the forensic problem
Ober, W.B.; Hunter, W.
Pathology Annual 21 Pt 1: 311-319
1986
ISSN/ISBN: 0079-0184 PMID: 3510418 Document Number: 280379
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