Social History of Medicine vol 6 no 2 (Aug 1993)

From: "Dr D.A. Postles" <pot@leicester.ac.uk>

Peregrine Horden, 'Responses to possession and insanity in the earlier Byzantine world';

Marguerite Dupree, 'Family care and hospital care: the "sick poor" in nineteenth-century Glasgow';

Roger Davidson, '"A scourge to be firmly gripped": the campaign for VD controls in Interwar Scotland';

Enid Fox, 'An honourable calling or a despised occupation: licensed midwifery and its relationship to District Nursing in England and Wales before 1948';

Gunnar Stollberg, 'Health and illness in German workers' autobiographies from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries'.

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