John Walker's reply to James Moore, on his mis-statements respecting the vaccine establishments, in the metropolis, and their officers or servants, both living and dead /[John Walker].

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London : Printed for Highley and Son, 1818.

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110 pages, [ii] pages ; 24 cm

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Author's presentation inscription to Thomas Martin, London, 1825, on blank leaf opposite t.p
Bound with John Walker's reply to James Moore, on university indulgence.- (London : Highley, 1818)

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