Cheap tract on the cow-pox. A plain statement of facts, in favour of the cow-pox, intended for circulation through the middle and lower classes of society / by John Thomson.

Date:
1809
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Credit: Cheap tract on the cow-pox. A plain statement of facts, in favour of the cow-pox, intended for circulation through the middle and lower classes of society / by John Thomson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    ,xo'^i-Y/oD 3irr HO TOAry my Kr.j’i A MO TX3!yM,rMT^ •St j ' ■;■■-! » X,f' <\ .; • ' ^ 'V5 -. 'The ]^tming / Works ctrx referred J *r> ;'j •<- ';f\ ; ' ♦ • ■% ’ . . ♦ BY THE LETTER PREFIXED TO EACH WORK, A. Adam’s Popular View of Vaccine Inoculation, 1807. B. Bryce’s Observations on the Cow-pox, second edition, 1809. C^Aikin^s Concise View,‘&c. iSOl. ‘V D. Debate in tlie Hous_e of Commons, on Dr. Jenner’s Reward. Stockdale’s Parliament. Renter, 1807page 515. E. Edinburgh Review, No. Art iii. F. Report of the Royal College of Physicians of London, on Vacci- nation. H. Haygarth’s Sketch of a Plan to extenuate the Small-pox. J. Dr. Jenner’s Reports, Parts I. and II. L. London Medical and Physical Journal. M. Medical Commentaries, 1794. Y. York Herald, for September 5, and November 26, 1800. for the excellent Papers on the Cow'p^x, of the late Dr, Robert Cappe. X, Woodville’s Observations on Cow-pox, 1800. c . .4 / I. : . ;; o? -■ .> * • -: ... a-'A ; t CM > I' • i , *'0«l