A particular account of the life & adventures of a beautiful young lady, : who was brought-to-bed of a son on the night of her marriage without being able to account for the circumstance and her case being submitted to all the learned physicians of the place, some of them, after a warm dispute, were of opinion that a woman might have a child without the concurence of a man, which notion was firmly supported by a great majority of women. Also an account of the great hardships the lady suffered after having been divorced from her husband, and disowned by her father - and the wonderful manner in which her character was cleared, to the perfect satisfaction of her husband who afterwards took her home, and spent the remainder of his days in happiness with his loving and innocent wife.
[Edinburgh? : s.n.,
1800?]
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