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the crops to be cultivated , and the poor communications , all combined to retard agricultural improvement . ... and all over Europe , though to a lesser degree than in England or France , conditions improved rapidly .
the crops to be cultivated , and the poor communications , all combined to retard agricultural improvement . ... and all over Europe , though to a lesser degree than in England or France , conditions improved rapidly .
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He improved the forceps and introduced a more scientific technique . He also trained more than nine hundred men , as well as many women . During the next twenty years , many special maternity hospitals were founded by private charity ...
He improved the forceps and introduced a more scientific technique . He also trained more than nine hundred men , as well as many women . During the next twenty years , many special maternity hospitals were founded by private charity ...
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Also , a natural ebb in the tide of public health reform brought about a decline in enthusiasm for sanitary improvement . No essential contradiction exists between the statement that living conditions improved and the assertion that ...
Also , a natural ebb in the tide of public health reform brought about a decline in enthusiasm for sanitary improvement . No essential contradiction exists between the statement that living conditions improved and the assertion that ...
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TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
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