The female animal: medical and biological views of woman and her role in nineteenth century America
Smith-Rosenberg, C.; Rosenberg, C.
Journal of American History 60: 332-356
1973
ISSN/ISBN: 0021-8723 PMID: 11614683 Document Number: 517247
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