An explanation of the causes why vaccination has sometimes failed to prevent smallpox : and also a description of a method.

  • Leese, Edward.
Date:
1812
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Credit: An explanation of the causes why vaccination has sometimes failed to prevent smallpox : and also a description of a method. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    AN ! ^ / EXPLANATION OF THE CAUSES WHY VACCINATION HAS SOMETIMES FAILED TO PREVENT ' SMALL-POX: AND ALSO A DESCRIPTION OF A METHOD CONFIRMED BY EXPERIENCE, OF OBVIATING SUCH CA BY EDWARD LEESE, ©y TITE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, ON? OF THE COUNSEL OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, AND INOCULATOIt AT THE MARY-LE-BONE STATION OF THE NATIONAL VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT. •• The College of Physicians feel it their duty strongly to recommend the practice of Vaccination, they have been led to this conclusion by no precon- ceived opinion, but by the most unbiassed judgment, formed from an irresistible weight of evidence which has been laid before them.” Report o f the Royal College of Physicians on Vaccination, by Command of His Majesty. Veritas prevalebif. LONDON: Printed by Law and Gilbert, St. John's Square, ClerkemeeU; FOR THOMAS UNDERWOOD, 40, WES1-SMITHFIELD. 1812. Price 2s. 6d.