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Maria Jansson,
known in
history as
Kisamor (English: The
Mother of Kisa) (30 July 1788 – 27
February 1842), was a
Swedish natural doctor, one of the most...
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village boundaries, such as
Ingeborg i Mjärhult in the 18th
century and
Kisamor and Gota-Lena in the 19th century. In the 16th century,
Brigitta Andersdotter...
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Princess Augusta of Bavaria,
Duchess of
Leuchtenberg (d. 1851) July 30 –
Kisamor,
Swedish natural healer (d. 1842)
August 2 –
Leopold Gmelin,
German chemist...
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medicine at the
university before 1870. In
contrast to her
contemporary Kisamor, who was also a po****r
female medical practitioner, but who had a long...
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Princess Augusta of Bavaria,
Duchess of
Leuchtenberg (d. 1851) July 30 –
Kisamor,
Swedish natural healer (d. 1842)
August 2 –
Leopold Gmelin,
German chemist...
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Jacobs (1854–1929),
Dutch physician Maria Jansson (1788–1842),
known as
Kisamor,
Swedish physician Sophia Jex-Blake (1840–1912),
British physician Anandi...
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Maria Ribbing,
schoolteacher and
philanthropist (died 1910) 27
February -
Kisamor,
natural doctor and
herbalist (died 1788) Ett folk börjar skolan: folkskolan...
- The duel was
regarded a
scandal and a
crime against the king. 30 July -
Kisamor,
herbalist and
natural doctor (died 1842) 3
September -
Gustaf Erik Pasch...
