A letter from a male physician in the country, to the author of the female physician in London; : plainly shewing, that for ingenuity, probity, and extraordinary productions, he far surpasses the author of the narrative. To which is added, a short dissertation upon generation, whereby every child-bearing woman may be satisfied, that 'tis as impossible for women to generate and bring forth rabbets, as 'tis impossible for rabbets to bring forth women.

Date:
1726
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Credit: A letter from a male physician in the country, to the author of the female physician in London; : plainly shewing, that for ingenuity, probity, and extraordinary productions, he far surpasses the author of the narrative. To which is added, a short dissertation upon generation, whereby every child-bearing woman may be satisfied, that 'tis as impossible for women to generate and bring forth rabbets, as 'tis impossible for rabbets to bring forth women. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    A L E T T E R F R O M A Male Physician i In the Country, to the Author of the FEMALE PHYSICIAN In LONDON-, D'^.Jah 1'}. M ctLt 6my. Plainly Shewing, > That for Ingenuity, Probity, and extraordinary Productions, he far furpalTes the Author of the NARRATIVE. To which is added, A Short DifTertation Upon Generation^ whereby every Child-bearing Woman may be farisfied, that *tis as impofilble'for Women to generate and bring forth Rabbets, as *£is impoffiblc for Rabbets to bring forth Women. tFiiUi Leoves, EkphanfeSy Canes^ Teles^ aliaque Ammalcitla c[u<e, /»- tra XJterum pariant^ ex Genifur^ humana, nulUi PuirefaBionis aut Corrupt hnh Specie, aut ullis irnapi'Aanthtm Mairum vlribus in Ute- ri> Miiiicbri gemrari pojfunt. Lamzweerde. LONDON: Pdnted for T*. tVA R NE at the Black Boy in Pater-Noficr-Revj> 1725.