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investigation of the present unsatisfactory and defective state of vaccination; and the several expedients proposed for removing the now acknowledged defects of the Jennerian practice. In a series of letters addressed to Dr. George Gregory, Physician to the Small-Pox and Vaccination Hospital, London, and which are also intended as an answer to the queries of the Academy of Sciences in Paris, proposed as the subject of a prize essay. By Thomas Brown, formerly Medical Practitioner in Musselburgh. 1842

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TitleAn investigation of the present unsatisfactory and defective state of vaccination; and the several expedients proposed for removing the now acknowledged defects of the Jennerian practice. In a series of letters addressed to Dr. George Gregory, Physician to the Small-Pox and Vaccination Hospital, London, and which are also intended as an answer to the queries of the Academy of Sciences in Paris, proposed as the subject of a prize essay. By Thomas Brown, formerly Medical Practitioner in Musselburgh. 1842

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Thomas Brown

Place of publicationEDINBURGH, London

PublisherMaclachlan, Stewart & Co., Whittaker & Co.

Year of publication1842

Pagination140pp

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SubjectVaccination, INFECTION, DISEASE, Public Health, NINETEENTH CENTURY BOOK - NOT ILLUSTRATED

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