An Attempt to Prove, On Rational Principles, That the Term of Human Pregnancy May Be Considerably Extended Beyond Nine Calendar Months : Comprising the Substance of Evidence Given in the Gardner Peerage Cause, Before the House of Lords, July 4, 1825
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which twenty-eight weeks, added to the shortest time in which a woman could quicken, cannot be more than nine months ? — I should think ten months.
Ten lunar months? — Yes.
That would be the regular time ? — I never understood that women in general went longer than nine lunar months, forty weeks f.
What was the interval in the other two instances between the quickening and the birth of the child ? — I have stated that the woman has quickened with the six children at the termination of the sixte...enth week ; does the question refer to the first or the last case ?
To the instances of the two children born of the same woman ?-— * Such an answer shows the necessity of being sufficiently collected in a court of justice. The counsel put the proper answer into the witness's mouth.
f This answer well illustrates the Note in last page. Nine lunar months contain thirty-six weeks, or only 252 days- — in forty weeks are 280 days.
Dr. C. must have meant ten lunar months, or 280 days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which twenty-eight weeks, added to the shortest time in which a woman could quicken, cannot be more than nine months ? — I should think ten months.
Ten lunar months? — Yes.
That would be the regular time ? — I never understood that women in general went longer than nine lunar months, forty weeks f.
What was the interval in the other two instances between the quickening and the birth of the child ? — I have stated that the woman has quickened with the six children at the termination of the sixte...enth week ; does the question refer to the first or the last case ?
To the instances of the two children born of the same woman ?-— * Such an answer shows the necessity of being sufficiently collected in a court of justice. The counsel put the proper answer into the witness's mouth.
f This answer well illustrates the Note in last page. Nine lunar months contain thirty-six weeks, or only 252 days- — in forty weeks are 280 days.
Dr. C. must have meant ten lunar months, or 280 days.
EVIDENCE OF DR.
What to read after An Attempt to Prove, On Rational Principles, That the Term of Human Pregnancy May Be Considerably Extended Beyond Nine Calendar Months : Comprising the Substance of Evidence Given in the Gardner Peerage Cause, Before the House of Lords, July 4, 1825?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Power, John, 1820-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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