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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: CHEVIOTS
 Cheviots (Northumberland)
Chevy Chase
 Cheyenne Indians - and Black Kettle
Chiao Wei-yo - and the pound lock
Chiapas - and oil in 1976
- in World War II
- and the Zapatistas in 1994
Chia Tan - Chinese cartographer
Chicama river - early settled community
chicha - brewed by the mamakuna
Chichén Itzá - Mayan and Toltec
- and the Toltecs
Chichester (West Sussex)
Chichester, Francis
Chickasaw Indians - and Great Removal
chickens - domesticated
 Chicketty-Check - Travellers' game
chief and chieftain (in Scotland)
Chief Rabbi (in Britain)
 childbed fever - in ancient Greece
childbirth - in ancient Greece
- in Roman Empire
- as a social occasion
- amazing multiple births
- hazard in 17th century
- and puerperal fever
- and maternal injury
- Mary Toft gives birth to rabbits
- delivery at home in 19th century
- in 19th century England
- choice of birth attendant in 19th century
- and death in 19th century
- and damage during labour
- maternal mortality in early 20th century
- and cost in early 20th century
- comparative maternal mortality in 20th century
- development of 'gas and air' analgesia
- becomes 'medicalised'
- and fall in maternal mortality
- development of IVF
- and cloning
- delivery by doctors
- invention of vacuum extractor
- and neonatal intensive care
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage
Childeric III - last Merovingian king
Childers, Erskine - execution in 1922
Children's crusades - of AD 1212-30
Children's Hour (radio programme)
CHILE
 - tour through time
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