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This memoir recounts the life and pioneering career of Frances I. Preston, one of New Zealand's first female doctors. Graduating in 1922, she faced significant gender prejudice while serving rural communities in Dunedin, Rotorua, and Hokianga. The book offers a fascinating look back at fifty years of medical practice and social change within the New Zealand health system and the Women's Division of Federated Farmers.
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“A clean hardback copy with light rubbing and minor shelf wear to the edges of the dust jacket. The spine is vibrant and the binding is tight.”