Volume 1

An inquiry into the antivariolous power of vaccination : in which ... the most serious doubts are suggested of the efficacy of the whole practice ... / by Thomas Brown.

  • Thomas Brown
Date:
1809
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    x IV. Constitutional symptoms, - - ~. = ~- 130 VY. Tests of perfect vaccination, - - - - ~ 134 CHAP. Vix Cases, - 9 oS ee es ee a DE Srcr. I. Cases of the occurrence of small-pox after vaccination, =» .= =.= = = = = = = ib. Secr. II. Cases of inoculation after vaccination, 197 Sect. III. Cases of the coexistence of small-pox and cow-pox, - = = = = = 47 A ee CHAP. VII. Inquiry into the preceding cases, = 221 I. That they are to be considered as cases of small. PO el ec. een elle nereeedel bret 222 II. That they are to be considered as cases of con- stitutional vaccination, - .- - = = = = 226 III. That these cases afford the most convincing proof, of the antivariolous power of vaccination _ being only, temporary, - - = + = © =. 243 CHAP. VIII. Examination how far the tests, and some other objections, can obviate the effects of those cases, where small-pox have occurred after vaccination, - 254 I. The tests of inoculation, and exposure to the variglous contagiony; «)06: #0 =) sera =) Gb. TE. Analogy, = 9 e:ieryeodwo et ee ped - \ 266 Lil. That the number of cases where small-pox have . succeeded to vaccination, are not more numerous than those, where small-pox have occurred a se- cond time, - - 02 = = © + #= © = 274 1V. That if such cases do occur, they are always mild, and those of small-pox are on the contrary generally ‘severe, « - =» # © © & 280