An appeal addressed to the calm reflection of the author of the Critical Review : on 1. abusive language : 2. ambiguity and embarrassment : 3. espionnage and detraction : 4. the Jennerian discovery : with letters to the authors of the Monthly review and British critic / by John Coakley Lettsom.
- John Coakley Lettsom
- Date:
- 1803
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Credit: An appeal addressed to the calm reflection of the author of the Critical Review : on 1. abusive language : 2. ambiguity and embarrassment : 3. espionnage and detraction : 4. the Jennerian discovery : with letters to the authors of the Monthly review and British critic / by John Coakley Lettsom. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![2. MEDICAL JOURNAL, Vol. IX. p. 96. * THE pra<51ical opinions and fa(Sls contained in this Pamphlet are fo confonant to thofe we have always incu]ca,ted, that we have no heli- tatiofl in expreffing our approbation of it* 3. GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, Vol.LXXIL p. 1214. <f< WITH folid argument and great pleafantry (for riothing is here fet down in malice'*), the benevolent Phyiician attacks our Brother Critics for their pertinacity ; and more particularly for a very violent oppolition to Vaccine Inoculation. It would ill become us to enter the lifts, on fuch an occstfion, in what might be termed a civil war j but, having originally felt it an incumbent duty to enter a c^tutionary proteft againft the hafty adoption of what we were fearful might not have been fufnciently conlidered * ; with equal rea- dinefs our eyes were opened to unanfwerable con- vi<51:ion -f' % and we are now zealous converts to the Jennerian fyftem, fo ably illuftrated in our iaft ^ * Vol. LXIX. pp, 380.417. t Vol. LXX, p. 640. X P. 1005.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b21064209_0028.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
