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Nature's contraceptive. Wet-nursing and prolonged lactation: the case of Chesham, Buckinghamshire, 1578–1601
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  • 1978Fertility, infant mortality, and breast feeding in the seventeenth century24 cited
  • 1974The parish registers of England24 cited

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  • 1989Wet-nurses in early modern England: Some evidence from the Townshend archive17 cited
  • 2012Regulated Wet Nursing: Managed Care or Organized Crime?15 cited
  • 2019Infant-feeding practices and infant survival by familial wealth in London, 1752–181215 cited

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