The question of vaccination popularly considered : with a view to dissipate any doubts that may continue to disturb the public confidence in the expediency and security of the practice / by John Marshall.

  • Marshall, John, M.R.C.S.
Date:
1829
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Credit: The question of vaccination popularly considered : with a view to dissipate any doubts that may continue to disturb the public confidence in the expediency and security of the practice / by John Marshall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE QUESTION OF VACCINATION POPULARLY CONSIDERED, ITH A V1EW TO DISSIPATE ANY DOUBTS THAT MAY CONTINUE TO DISTURB THE PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN THE EXPEDIENCY AND SECURITY OF THE PRACTICE. BT JOHN MARSHALI., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loudon ; AKD IDISTRICT VACCINATOR TO THE NATIONAL VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT. The increase of population is the increase of wealth.—Smith. tblished July 1, 1829, in the ls[eV 1^o»tbIy >^nd London Magaafli!e..i,