...Drinkmaler, der zu Brentford von 1668 bis 1728 Geburtshülfe ausübte. Chapman sagt bereits im Jahr 1733: „That the secret mentioned by Dr. Chamberlen was...the principal men of the profession both in town and eountry," gab aber erst in der zweiten Auflage 1735 eine Abbildung seiner Zange. Edward Hody veröffentlichte...

...ßrinkwaler, der zu Bi entford von t66S bis 1728 Geburtshülfe ausübte. Chapman sagt bereits im Jahre 1733: „That the secret mentioned by Dr. Chamberlen was...use of forceps, now well known by all the principal tuen of the profession both in town and country," gab aber erst in der zweiten Auflage 1735 eine Abbildung...

...were " several different sorts of forceps." He also speaks of the forceps as being " now well known to all the principal men of the profession, both in town and country." Hence, I infer, that it is claiming too much for him to say, as a recent writer has done, that to Edward...

...did not become public until 1733, in which year Dr. Chapman, in a brief treatise on obstetrics, said that " the secret mentioned by Dr. Chamberlen was the use of forceps, now well-known to the principal men of the profession, both in town and country." In another edition of...

...pains, was, as is generally believed, if now past all dispute, the use of the forceps, now well known to all the principal men of the profession, both in town and country." f Good evidence therefore exists that in 1733 there were " different sorts of forceps," and that they...

...Drinkwater, der zu Brentford von 1668 bis 1728 Geburtshülfe ausübte. Chapman sagt bereits im Jahre 1733: ,,That the secret mentioned by Dr. Chamberlen was the use of forceps, now wll knovvn by all the principal men of the professiou both in town and country," gab aber erst in der...

...in England. (H.) 4. Chapman, writing in 17"3, says : " The use of the forceps (is) now well known to all the principal men of the profession, both in town and country." He himself had then used them for more than ten years at all events ; Drinkwater left a pair on his...

...Instrument erwähnt, denn was das Chamberlen'sche Geheimniss betraf, bezweifelte er nicht, dieses wäre „the use of forceps now well known by all the principal men of the profession both in town and country". Uebrigens deutet er nicht im Geringsten an, woher er denn die Erfindung hätte. Nicht nur der Umstand,...

...did not become public until 1733, in which year Dr. Chapman, in a brief treatise on obstetrics, said that "the secret mentioned by Dr. Chamberlen was the use of forceps, now well known to the principal men of the profession, both in town and country." In another edition of his work,...

...Drinkwater, der zu Brentford von 1668 bis 1728 Geburtshülfe ausübte. Chapman sagt bereits im Jahre 1733: „That the secret mentioned by Dr. Chamberlen was the use of forceps, now well known by all the prineipal men of the profession both in towu and country", gab aber erst in der zweiten Auflage 1735...