The vaccine contest, or, 'Mild humanity, reason, religion, and truth, against fierce, unfeeling ferocity, overbearing insolence, mortified pride, false faith, and desperation' : being an exact outline of the arguments and interesting facts, adduced by the principal combatants on both sides, respecting cow-pox inoculation : including a late official report on this subject, by the Medical Council of the Royal Jennerian Society : chiefly designed for the use of clergymen, heads of families, guardians, overseers of the poor, and other unprofessional readers who may be concerned for the welfare of mankind / by William Blair.

  • Blair, William, 1766-1822.
Date:
1806
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Credit: The vaccine contest, or, 'Mild humanity, reason, religion, and truth, against fierce, unfeeling ferocity, overbearing insolence, mortified pride, false faith, and desperation' : being an exact outline of the arguments and interesting facts, adduced by the principal combatants on both sides, respecting cow-pox inoculation : including a late official report on this subject, by the Medical Council of the Royal Jennerian Society : chiefly designed for the use of clergymen, heads of families, guardians, overseers of the poor, and other unprofessional readers who may be concerned for the welfare of mankind / by William Blair. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE VACCINE CONTEST; OR, ' MILD HUMANITY, « REASON, RELIGION, AND TRUTH, “ /GAINST Fierce, 7Lnfeeling Ferocity, overlearing Insolence, mortified ^ “ Pride, false Faith, and Desperation BEING Sin €ji*act Outline OF THE ARGUMENTS AND INTERESTING FACTS, ADDUCED BY THE PRINCIPAL COMBATANTS ON BOTH SIDES, RESPECTING COW-POX IJVOCVJL^TIOJV; INCI.ODING A LATE OFFICIAL REPORT ON THIS SUBJECT, BY THE MEDICAL COUNCIL OF THE ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY. CHIEFLY DESIGNED FOR the use of CLERGYMEN, HEADS OP FAMILIES, GUARDIANS, OVERSEERS OF THE POOH, AND OTHER UNPROFESSIONAL READERS WHO MAY HE CONCERNED FOR TUB WELFARE OF MANKIND. BY WILLIAM BLAIR, M. A, Surgeon of the Lock Hospital and Asylum, the Bloomsbuiy Dispensan-, and New Rupture Society, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and of the Medical Societies of London, Paris, Brussels, Aberdeen, ic. &c. &c. « When men have become so abai;doned as to /rrmer, ,ru,h, it is high time “ for the learned in the Faculty to awaken from their torpid lethargy.” Dr. Rowley. LONDON: printed for J. MURRAY, NO. 32, FLEET STREET. isod.