The New Zealand Journal of History, Svazek 22University of Auckland., 1988 |
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... major public issue during the early 1920s , when it was discovered that women were dying in childbirth at an alarmingly higher rate than they had prior to 1914. Public concern was further excited by deaths from puerperal sepsis in a ...
... major public issue during the early 1920s , when it was discovered that women were dying in childbirth at an alarmingly higher rate than they had prior to 1914. Public concern was further excited by deaths from puerperal sepsis in a ...
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... major actors in this dispute . The pro - natalist arguments of the eugenicists subor- dinated the interests of individual women to the overall need to increase and improve the race . Women were to be freed from the fear of childbirth ...
... major actors in this dispute . The pro - natalist arguments of the eugenicists subor- dinated the interests of individual women to the overall need to increase and improve the race . Women were to be freed from the fear of childbirth ...
Strana 138
... major denominations , namely Anglican , Catholic , Presbyterian , Methodist , and Congregational . New Zealand marriage certificates record the occupation of groom and bride at time of marriage and the occupations of their respective ...
... major denominations , namely Anglican , Catholic , Presbyterian , Methodist , and Congregational . New Zealand marriage certificates record the occupation of groom and bride at time of marriage and the occupations of their respective ...
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Geoffrey W Rice The Making of New Zealands 1920 Health | 3 |
Philippa Mein Smith Truby King in Australia A Revisionist View | 23 |
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