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The baby, before and after arrival
Joseph Brown Cooke
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An edition of The baby, before and after arrival (1916)

The baby, before and after arrival

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Lippincott
Language
English
Pages
238

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Subjects
Pregnancy, Infants, Care and hygiene

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The baby, before and after arrival: intimate talks with prospective mothers in plain, non-technical language
1916, Lippincott
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Philadelphia

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RG525 .C7

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238 p. :
Number of pages
238

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OL6591822M
LCCN
16023365
OCLC/WorldCat
3189375

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