The inoculator, or, Suttonian System of inoculation.

  • Daniel Sutton
Date:
1796
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Credit: The inoculator, or, Suttonian System of inoculation. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    dtmic, and whether fuch a Thing as Epidemic Air did ever really exijl, Q* CHAP. II. Of the common Opinion refpeBing the Manner in which the Animal Sy/lem is affeBed', 13.—Rea- fons for diffenting from fuch Opinions, founded on Experiments and Obfervations, ib.—An Ex-- ferment demoriftrating that inhaling infeBed Air does not communicate the Small-pox, 14.-—Other Experiments, to prove that every Part of the human Body within the Skin is not affeBed by, or fufceptihle of the variolous Contagion, fo as to generate the Difeafe, 15.—EffeBs produced by the Application of Epifpajlics, 20.—The va¬ riolous Increafe before the Formation of Pujlules, fuppofedto be removeable, 22.—EffeBs produced by local Applications of Heat or Irritation, il- lucrative of afuppofed cuticular organic Circu¬ lation, 23.—Of a Revulfion of the variolous Matter, 24.—Inferences refilling from thefe - Experiments, and their EffeBs, 25.—Remarks on the organic Powers; and on the Mode in which a variolous Increafe takes Place on the Sur¬ face, in fome Cafes at two feparate and difiinB Times>
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