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whom I am well assured there are Many sufferers
both Mothers and Children; yea, infants have been born alive,
with their brains working our of their heads: occasioned,
by the too common use of Instruments: which I never found
but very little use to be made of, in all my Practice. I have
had the opportunity of going through a great number of difficult
Labours, living in and near Taunton,
a place where there was no Man-Midwife, and a town wholly
depending on the Woolen Manufactory, the combing and weaving
part, which Many Women are bred to there; and, I believe,
has been the occasion of many Wrong Births and Bad Labours,
such I was obliged to be near, among the poorer sort of Women.
And as I never
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