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A sketch of a plan to exterminate the casual small-pox from Great Britain, and to introduce general inoculation : to which is added, a correspondence on the nature of variolous contagion, with Mr. Dawson [et al.] and on the best means of preventing the small-pox, and promoting inoculation at Geneva, with the magistrates of the Republick.

  • Haygarth, John, 1740-1827.
Date:
1793
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Credit: A sketch of a plan to exterminate the casual small-pox from Great Britain, and to introduce general inoculation : to which is added, a correspondence on the nature of variolous contagion, with Mr. Dawson [et al.] and on the best means of preventing the small-pox, and promoting inoculation at Geneva, with the magistrates of the Republick. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    OF THE SECOND VOLUME. Profeffor Waterhouse Page 259—364. Mr. Henry - 364—371. Dr. Clark - 371—423. Mr. Horne - 400—408. Dr. Odier - - - 424—438. Dr. J. Currie - - 439—463. Magistrates of Geneva - 464—518. Appendix - - - 519—527. Conclusion - 528. I. Proportion of Mankind liable to Small-Pox. 533- II. Latent Period of Infection - 539. III. Clothes not rendered infectious by Miafms P. 542. IV. Narrow Sphere of Infection - 549. V. No epidemical Conjlitution of the Atmo- sphere - - P. 557. VI. Are the Rules fufficient ? - 562. VII. Are any of the. Refriclionsfuperfluous ? 566. INTRODUCTION.