The female's guide to health : containing an address to the married lady, together with a complete treatise on female complaints, and midwifery : to which is added a few remarks on the management of infants / by Jonah Spaulding.

  • Spaulding, Jonah, 1778-1870.
Date:
1837
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The female's guide to health : containing an address to the married lady, together with a complete treatise on female complaints, and midwifery : to which is added a few remarks on the management of infants / by Jonah Spaulding. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.), through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the National Library of Medicine (U.S.)

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    name, becomes a powerful excitement in favor of establishing virtuous principles in the minds of our offsprings. If posterity be infamous, they brand disgrace on the name they bear. If re- spectable, they reflect honor on their respective families. There is another consideration of still greater importance with those who have faith in divine revelation. Believing all men to be accountable to the Great Creator, who will judge the world in righteousness—believing that present and future happiness depends on the enjoyment of those tempers of mind which were in Christ Jesus, the Christian will feel himself compelled by the fear of God, by the love of truth, and by the consolations of the gospel, to be instant in his exertions to prepare his children, through divine assistance, for the kingdom of Heaven. CHAPTER III. Agreement of Parents Necessary. Doctor Witherspoon,in his letters on education,