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Page 255
... were for some time after its discovery either not known , or not considered , by the generality of operators , we cannot surely be surprized if a few cases are found in which the small - pox has occurred after supposed vaccination .
... were for some time after its discovery either not known , or not considered , by the generality of operators , we cannot surely be surprized if a few cases are found in which the small - pox has occurred after supposed vaccination .
Page 256
In some places , a great outcry has been raised against the cow - pox , in consequence of its having been supposed to induce a formidable train of eruptive complaints . This objection is repelled by Dr. Willan in the most decisive ...
In some places , a great outcry has been raised against the cow - pox , in consequence of its having been supposed to induce a formidable train of eruptive complaints . This objection is repelled by Dr. Willan in the most decisive ...
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The supposed Difficulty of reconciling two Rules , and giving a Superiority io one of them , the Reviewers seem to think requires an extraordinary degree of Logic to accomplish ; whilst to the Quakers : nothing appears more simple .
The supposed Difficulty of reconciling two Rules , and giving a Superiority io one of them , the Reviewers seem to think requires an extraordinary degree of Logic to accomplish ; whilst to the Quakers : nothing appears more simple .
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