Vaccination tracts / [ed. by J. J. G. Wilkinson and William Young].

London : William Young, 1879.

31, 16, 16, 16, 16, 24, 16, 16, 16, 16, 24, 24, 32, 32 pages ; 17 cm

Includes tracts 1-14,1877-9

Preface and supplement--Letters and opinions of medical men--Facts and figures showing that vaccination has failed to stamp out, arrest or mitigate small-pox--Opinions of statesmen, politicians, publicists, statisticians, and sanitarians no 1--Opinions of statesmen, politicians, publicists, popes, statisticians, and sanitarians no 2--Cases of disease, suffering and death reported by the injured families--The vaccination laws, a scandal to public honesty and religion--Vaccination, a sign of the decay of the political and medical conscience in the country--The propagation of syphilis to infants and adults by vaccination and re-vaccination--Vaccination evil in its principles, false in its reasons, and deadly in its results--Vaccination subverts dentition, and is a cause of the prevalent deformity and decay of the teeth--Compulsory vaccination, a desecration of law, a breaker of homes and persecutor of the poor--Historical and critical summary in 3 parts

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