Medicine and Colonial Identity

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1. Bridie Andrews and Mary P. Sutphen Introduction 2. Maneesha Lal 'The Ignorance of Women is the House of Illness': Gender, Nationalism and Health Reform in Colonial North India 3. David Gordon A Sword of Empire? Medicine and Colonialism at Kingwilliamstown, Xhosaland, 1856-1891 4. Hilary Marland Midwives, Missions and Reform: Colonizing Dutch Childbirth Services at Home and Abroad c.1900 5. Philippa Mein Smith New Zealand Milk for 'Building Britons' 6. Suzanne Parry Tropical Medicine and Colonial Identity in Northern Australia 7. Roy MacLeod Colonial Doctors and National Myths: On Telling Lives in Australian Medical Biography

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