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Medical Jurisprudence in the eighth edition of Encyclopædia Britannica

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Digitized transcription of the 1853–1860 eighth edition, with a link to the National Library of Scotland scan. Part I, Section I, VI.3 states that English law has no definite upper limit for gestation.

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