Anne Amable Augier du Fot(born inAubussonon 14 March 1733; died inSoissonsin 1775) was a French medical doctor.[1]He was known as the author of a book on the "art des accouchements"(which is actually byJean-Louis Baudelocque). Du Fot was a columnist and wrote on animal epidemiology. He was also an ardent opponent of theJesuits.[2][3]
Review of theCatechismin Dante Lénardon,L'Année littéraire,1775, IV,p.136–137
Nicolas Baudeau (dir.),Ephemerides of the citizen, or Chronicle of the national spirit,Paris, NA Delalain, 1765–1772 —Passim
Jacques Gélis,The midwife or the doctor: a new conception of life,Fayard, 1988
Jacques Gélis, The treeandthe fruit: birth in the modern West,16th–19thcentury,Fayard,1984
Joseph Joullietton,History of the Marche and the country of Combrailles,P. Betoulle, 1814,p.97–98[4]
Christelle Rabier, “Popularization and diffusion of medicine during the Revolution: the example of surgery”, inAnnales historique de la Révolution française,no338(October–December 2004)[5]
