• 1772 - HULME - Treatise on Puerperal Fever
• 1773 - DENMAN - Essay on Puerperal Fever
• 1795 - GORDON - Epidemic Puerperal Fever
• 1813 - BRENAN - Essay on Child-Bed Fever
• 1833 - HODGE - Puerperal Fever in Philadelphia
• 1849 - ROUTH - Puerperal Fever in Vienna
• 1852 - HODGE - Non-Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever
• 1854 - BARKER - Remarks on Puerperal Fever
• 1855 - HOLMES - Reviews of his Article Above
• 1856 - DUTCHER - Connection with Erysipelas
• 1856 - LEISURE - Erysipelatous Disease of Lying-In Women
• 1876 - LUSK - Origin and Prevention of Puerperal Fever
• 1880 - CROOM - Antiseptics in Midwifery Practice
• 1883 - TAUSZKY - Cold Water Rx of Puerperal Fever
• 1885 - HERDEGEN - I. P. Semmelweiss: Biography

• 1886 - GARRIGUES - Antiseptic Midwifery
• 1886 - Letter from Vienna
• 1888 - DICKINSON - Disinfection of Physician Clothing
• 1893 - HOLMES - Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever
• 1894- OSLER - O. W. Holmes Biography
• 1905 - CULLINGWORTH - O. W. Holmes 
• 1905 - GLENN - Puerperal Fever as seen by G.P.
• 1907 - KNOX - Medical Life of O. W. Holmes
• 1907 - WELLS - Garrigues' work on Antiseptic Midwifery
• 1910 - HARRAR - Puerperal Infection Varieties
• 1928 - THOMS - Alexander Gordon of Aberdeen
• 1928 - WATSON - Puerperal Sepsis in New York City
• 1929 - ADAIR - Analysis of 8000 Cases PP Infection
• 1947 - FINDLEY - Ignaz Philip Semmelweiss