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].

  • Walker, John.
Date:
1818
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Credit: 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]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    JOHN WALKER's REPLY TO JAMES MOORE, ON HmtoetBttp 3Mralstnce; WITH SOME REMARKS OH CATRB1NAL WOLSEY'S FOUNDATION of a METROPOLITAN COLLEGE, ON LEGISLATORS, ON QUACKERY, AND ON NATIONAL PREJUDICES. «* In this country, evcty Lrgislator, of whetherever chamber he be a member, has the privilege to bring forward the proposal of any enactment he may think fit. A B'itish Senator is not obliged to wait for a higher power, to vouchsafe to him the Initiative, a la Napoleon, ,«u a la Leuit. P. It, 1. 8 a fundi. LONDON. Printed for Highley and Son, 174, Fleet Street. 1818. Price Sixpence.