ON THE MANAGEMENT OF HER OWN HEALTH AND ON THE TREATMENT OF SOME OF THE COMPLAINTS INCIDENTAL TO PREGNANCY, LABOUR, AND SUCKLING WITH AN INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER ESPECIALLY ADDRESSED TO A YOUNG WIFE BY PYE HENRY CHAVASSE CHA FELLOW OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND; FELLOW OF THE CARE OF HER CHILDREN;' AND OF APHORISMS FOR PARENTS.' " Thy wife shall be as the fruitful vine upon the walls of thire house." FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. NEW YORK : 14 & 16 ASTOR PLACE. 1880 TO WILLIAM FARR, M.D., F.R.S., D.C.L. MY DEAR DR. FARR, The cordial approval and hearty encomiums you have, for the last thirty years, passed on this Book and on its companion Volume Advice to a Motherdemand my warmest acknowledgments. You spoke highly of them when they first came outwhen they and the author were comparatively unknown - long before the books had achieved their great popularity—their marvellous success. Such commendation, coming from a man whose knowledge of Medical and Social Science is so vast, is most flattering to me, and has given me additional energy to make this Book still more complete and useful, and more worthy of that noble Science, in whose vineyard you and I have so long and 80 earnestly toiled. I am anxious, therefore, to associate your name with my own, for I owe you a deep debt of gratitude. Accept, then, the Dedication of this Volume as a small token of my respect and esteem, and believe me to remain, DEAR DR. FARR, Ever yours most sincerely, PYE HENRY CHAVASSE. PRIORY HOUSE, OLD SQUARE, BIRMINGHAM, January, 1873. |