The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-17 00:00:00

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ACOMPRI:I4 ENSIVE VIEM'of the SMALL
pax, . cow 11Wit and CHICAIEN PDX, with a con-
liistory of their different *Stairs and 'rerminations,
pr,;ving, that the tcal Small Pox never. Ittve ..,eoirred more
than once in the same Percon, nor ever atter the Coa Pox.
JAMBS SA.NDERS, M.P. • .
• Lecturer on the Practice of Wiicitte in Edinburgh.
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,This work is intended for the medical practitioner,. as well
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Pox may at ones be distinguished from all those spurious
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,eases so uearly resemble them.
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of into, shol:l,,rgy, of all denoininathms, who have already
thine so much to extend the adrant..ges of this invaluable
discovery.

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