The Physician's Wife and the Things That Pertain to Her Life

The book is in fair condition, with visible wear on the cover and spine. The corners are bumped, and there is some fraying at the edges. The pages show typical age-related toning but remain intact and legible. No dust jacket is present, which is typical for books of this era.

"The Physician's Wife and the Things That Pertain to Her Life" by Ellen M. Firebaugh, published by The F. A. Davis Company in 1899, is a unique glimpse into the life and responsibilities of a physician's wife at the turn of the 20th century. This hardcover edition is illustrated with forty-four photo-engravings, offering visual insights alongside the text. The book was printed in Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago, reflecting its broad intended audience. Ellen M. Firebaugh provides an intriguing perspective on the societal roles and daily experiences of women connected to the medical profession during this period. This edition lacks a dust jacket, which is common for books of this age. The book is in fair condition, with notable wear on the cover and spine, but remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in historical perspectives on women's roles.