Infant mortality, obstetrical complications, and mortality in childbirth (seventeenth to nineteenth centuries)
Vandenbroeke, C.
Bijdragen Tot de Geschiedenis 60: 133-163
1978
ISSN/ISBN: 0006-2286 PMID: 12263672 Document Number: 462603
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