A concise history of small-pox and vaccination in Europe / by Edward J. Edwardes.

  • Edwardes, Edward J. (Edward Joshua)
Date:
1902
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    CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. PAGE Early Notices of Small-pox . . . . i CHAPTER n. Small-pox in the Eighteenth Century. . .11 Tables: Geneva—Copenhagen—Sweden—London (1629- 1800)—Glasgow—Berlin—Boston —Liverpool — Leipsig. CHAPTER HI. Inoculation of Small-pox 24 Lady M. Wortley Montague's letter—Haygarth's scheme- Second attacks. CHAPTER IV. The Introduction of Vaccination . . .33 Edward Jenner—Pearson—Woodville's ' General Eruption' —Rapid spread of Vaccination abroad. CHAPTER V. Early Results of Vaccination . . . .45 Tables : Sweden—London—Glasgow—Stuttgart—Berlin —Copenhagen. CHAPTER VI. Small-pox in the Vaccinated. Revaccination Era Begins Tables : Sweden—Prussian Army.