For the use of families
Subtitle: a plain and familiar treatise on the cow-pox, describing its origin, nature, and mode of inoculation, (with a plate,) whereby any person may distinguish the genuine from the spurious kind-- a distinction of the utmost importance : as the one kind renders the body unsusceptible of the infection of the common small-pox, whilst the other, having only a local effect, leaves it still liable to that baneful disease
By: extracted from the writings of Drs. Jenner ... [et al.]
Contributors: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Published: 1804
Place of publication: Leeds
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Cowpox; Smallpox Vaccine
Notes: Bndg: Bound with other works<br />Dplt: Duplicate copy.

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