Argument Before the Tewksbury Investigation Committee

Benjamin F Benjamin Franklin Butler

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A. Over the floor.
Q. Heels over head ?
A. Yes, sir; I should like to state here, though, Governor, that, as I understand it, this can, eveu frequently does, happen in an ordinary case ; I never saw it happen before or since.
Q. But does it always happen ?
A. I understand it can happen.
Q. It can happen ; oh, yes. It did happen ; that is evidence it can. You never happened to sec anything of that sort happen be- fore or since. Was this traction, as you call it, this pulling, braced against the ...woman, with a towel, to get a good hold of the forceps, braced back was that a continual traction ?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. For how long?
A. Fifteen or twenty minutes ; twenty to thirty minutes my notes say.
Q. And then the forceps slipped, and over he went? Now, then, isn't it the rule of practice in obstetrics, sir, that there is to be first a pull to hi. 'lp along, and then a letting up ; a pull, and then a letting up, so that nature should have a chance ; and then, if the contraction of the muscles don't do it, another pull, and so on.

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