Observations on Dr. Pearson's Examination of the Report of the Vaccine Pock Committee of the House of Commons, concerning Dr. Jenner's claim for remuneration / [Thomas Creaser].

  • Creaser, Thomas.
Date:
1803
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Credit: Observations on Dr. Pearson's Examination of the Report of the Vaccine Pock Committee of the House of Commons, concerning Dr. Jenner's claim for remuneration / [Thomas Creaser]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    I [ 17 ] Of 302 who lmd Eruptions, 90 had 100 Puftales. 12 1 1 6 1 1 0 A 1 17 100 102 105 120 140 150 156 165 170 174 200 1 3 o 1 1 11 1 2> o. 0 A 220 250 400 430 450 500 530 600 650 700 1000 In a communication inferted in the Philofophical Magazine, dated Auguh 1799, it appears, that Dr. Pearfon had not yet arrived at the knowledge of pure Vaccina, but that Dr. Woodville and himfelf hill cherifhed the bastard progeny, which they had be- gotten, as a legitimate succession. Speaking of a con- fiderable number of additional inoculations, he fays, Ci The whole amount of the conhitutional illnefs was not one half of the whole amount in an equal number of patients inoculated with the Small-Pox and he attributes this mitigation to the different hate of the human conhitution in the fummer, from that of the winter. Dr. Pearfon is equally at fault in the en- deavour to account for the caufe of the eruptions; he obferves, cc No explanation hitherto given confihs with the obfervations relative to thefe eruptive cafes j” and iC they have occurred much lcfs frc- C