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 / 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 / by William Blair. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    T A Translation of ANSTEY's ODE to JENNER: to whicK is added, a Compendium of Vaccination, consisting of Two 'Kablcs; one shewing the Advantages of Vaccine Inoculation, theVrijer fontaining Instruclians for the Practice. By John Rinc,'-Slab- ber of the IWfttooIlcg); of Surgeons in London, ^to. p«fc< IS. 64, or ^v-ijf'bcfartis.,..^ ,- ~M - ' ' 47. '•i-Ah ANSWER to Mr. GOLDSON: proving that Vaccina- tion'is a permanent Security agaiiist the Small-pox. By John Ring, Member of the Royal College of Siugeons in London^' 8V0. price is. 6d. The REPORT and EVIDENCE at LARGE, as laid before the ' Committee of the House of Commons, respecting Dr. Tenner's Discovery of Vaccine Inoculation ; together with the De- bate which followed, and some Observations on the contravening Evidence, Sec. By the Rev.G. C* J.e»n£'er. Svo. Price 6s. boards. * • * ' ' - « ''40. OBSERVATIONS on some late Attempts to depreciate rife Value and Efficacy of Vaccine Inoculation. By , Samuel Merriman. 8vo. price is. 6d. ■ A COMPENDIUM of VACCINATION; or an Address to the Medical Practitioners of Ireland. By Samuel B. Labatt, M. D. Licenciate of the College of Physicians^ and Secretary to the Cow Pock Jnstitutioir, Dublin. 8voJ • V * 51. OBSERVATIONS on'the' CLIMATE of IRELAND, and Researches concerning its Nature, from -wry early Periods to the present Time; with Thoughts.on some Branches of Rural Eco- nomy, particularly recommended in an Address to the Inhabitants and Friends of this Country. To which are prefixed, preliminary Considerations on the Structure and Functions of Plants ; on the Analogy between the Vegetable and Animal Systems; on the general State of Woods and Plantations in Ireland, in ancient and modern Times; on the peculiar Circumstances, denoting the . yjiridus Conditions of her Linen Manufacture, throughout a Series of Ages, and on the Utility of the Co-operation of Art and Science in every Work, wherein their joint Labours are required. By William Patterson, M. D. Member of the Royal Irish Aca- demy, &c. &c. 8vo. 9s. in boards. '■'' Gentlemen residing in the Country or Abroad, Medical Societies, Surgeons in the Navy and Akmy, Studknts, &c. may be immediately supplied with any Work relating to Misdical Science, by Application i<.- J. MURRAY, No. 32, Fleet Street, London.