New observations on inoculation / by Dr. Gatti ; Translated from the French, by M. Maty.

  • Gatti, Angelo, 1730-1798
Date:
1768
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Credit: New observations on inoculation / by Dr. Gatti ; Translated from the French, by M. Maty. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    i. ites) let a eee 80 CONCLUSION. | “As trath finally triumphs ovérertor, I afn in hopesthatthe method, which] have been recommending, will one day. be the gene. ral and fettled one; and it will then be matter of wonder how it came to be fo long unknown, or negleéted, when known. — The time will come when health. will ‘not be impaired, under : pretence of pre- paring one that is already well ; when fores will no longer be made at the place of in- fertion, to give a vent to the variolous mat- ter; and when the diforder will not be made worfe by the-ufual: helps intendéd to cure it, ‘Then, I ‘repeat it, inoculation will no longer be charged with the mif- chiefsdone by injudicious preparation, in- fertion, and treatment.
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