A manual of inoculation for the use of the Faculty and private families pointing out the most approved method of inoculation and conduction patients through the small-pox; extracted from the writings of Dimsdale, Sutton and other eminent practitioners / [George Lipscomb].

  • George Lipscomb
Date:
1806
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Credit: A manual of inoculation for the use of the Faculty and private families pointing out the most approved method of inoculation and conduction patients through the small-pox; extracted from the writings of Dimsdale, Sutton and other eminent practitioners / [George Lipscomb]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    BENJAMIN AIOSELEY, M. D. OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSIOANS, LON¬ DON, PHYSICIAN TO CHELSEA HOSPITAL, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LEYDEN, THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, AT PHILADELPHIA.* ^c, S^'c. \ A SIR, 1 ][ Take the liberty of dedicating to you this Manual of Inoculation; confident that if it fiiall be found to deferve your notice, the I patronage of a gentleman so eminently diftin- guiflied by abilities moil ufeful and brilliant; by learning mofi: varied and profound; by experience moft acknowledged and extenfive, will'be duly appreciated and regarded by the public. At the fame time I embrace the opportunity of presenting a refpe^Slful acknowledgpient of the benefits derived by the faculty and fociety, front your highly valuable and meritorious labours in the field of fcience, and ' I have the honour to fubfcribe myfelf, SIR, Your obliged and obedient fervant. Frith Street, G. LIPSCOMB. Feb. 4, 1806.