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... Board Schools 201 54 202 FIRTH , J. F. BOTTOMLEY , M.P. 129 ... 198 ... GONE TO THE DOGS www ... 109 70 HART , ERNEST , TESTIFIES 69 What saved the Unvaccinated ? 106 Immunity of Nurses and Doctors 189 Hasker , Walter , his Prosecution ...
... Board Schools 201 54 202 FIRTH , J. F. BOTTOMLEY , M.P. 129 ... 198 ... GONE TO THE DOGS www ... 109 70 HART , ERNEST , TESTIFIES 69 What saved the Unvaccinated ? 106 Immunity of Nurses and Doctors 189 Hasker , Walter , his Prosecution ...
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... Board Schools and Vaccination - Vigilance Association - Vaccination Jingoes - Tricks of the Times - Fabulous Nurses- Profits of Vaccination - Mr . Collins at Abernethian Society - Government and Animal Vaccination ... ... ... 1-3 ... 15 ...
... Board Schools and Vaccination - Vigilance Association - Vaccination Jingoes - Tricks of the Times - Fabulous Nurses- Profits of Vaccination - Mr . Collins at Abernethian Society - Government and Animal Vaccination ... ... ... 1-3 ... 15 ...
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... Board . In taking this step , we trust the Board may be sustained by public opinion , for influential attempts will be made to reverse it . The progress of education is ham- pered in many ways , and sufficient odium is incurred by the ...
... Board . In taking this step , we trust the Board may be sustained by public opinion , for influential attempts will be made to reverse it . The progress of education is ham- pered in many ways , and sufficient odium is incurred by the ...
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... Board . Whilst avowedly without faith in the assertions and pretensions of the Animal Vaccinators , they are afraid to imperil the vaccination fabric by encountering their opposition , and have there fore yielded to their demands . As ...
... Board . Whilst avowedly without faith in the assertions and pretensions of the Animal Vaccinators , they are afraid to imperil the vaccination fabric by encountering their opposition , and have there fore yielded to their demands . As ...
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... Board , was literally besieged with deputation after deputation , peti- tion after petition , begging the Government to withdraw the Bill , and the pressure brought to bear was so great that their prayer was granted . Several gentlemen ...
... Board , was literally besieged with deputation after deputation , peti- tion after petition , begging the Government to withdraw the Bill , and the pressure brought to bear was so great that their prayer was granted . Several gentlemen ...
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Page 179 - ... we appeal to the testimony of the whole medical world ; and for a proof that the number of such cases bears no proportion to the thousands who have profited to the fullest extent of security, by its protecting influence, we appeal confidently to all who frequent the theatres and crowded assemblies, to admit that they do not discover in the rising generation any longer that disfigurement of the human face which was obvious every where some years since.
Page 101 - Sir: I have received the copy of the evidence at large respecting the discovery of the vaccine inoculation, which you have 'been pleased to send me, and for which I return you my thanks. Having been among the early converts in this part of the globe to its efficacy, I took an early part In recommending it to my countrymen.
Page 101 - Harvey's discovery of the circulation of the blood was a beautiful addition to our knowledge of the ancient economy ; but on a review of the practice of medicine before and since that epoch, I do not see any great amelioration which has been derived from that discovery.
Page 18 - The noise and confusion this case has created are not to be described. The vaccine lancet is sheathed ; and the long concealed variolous blade ordered to come forth. Charming ! This will soon cure the mania. The Town is a fool — an idiot ; and will continue in this red-hot — hissing-hot state about this affair, till something else starts up to draw aside its attention. I am determined to lock up my brains, and think no more pro bono publico ; and I advise you, my friend, to do the same ; for...
Page 63 - ... among ourselves, but in the first professional circles in Europe, and when it has been uniformly found in such abundant instances that the human frame, when once it has felt the influence of the genuine cow-pox in the way that has been described, is never...
Page 52 - As to the sailor, when you look down from the quarter-deck to the space below, you see the utmost extremity of human misery: such crowding, such filth, such stench ! " BOSWELL.
Page 171 - ... lesson, and there is need of it again, for yet another reason. Science, in the main most useful, but sometimes proud, wild, and erratic, is lately proposing a desperate device founded on an hypothesis clever and specious, but not yet gilded with wisdom or proof, for the prevention of these infectious perils. She proposes to prevent one peril by setting up another. She would inoculate new diseases into our old stock in the anticipation that thereby the new diseases will put out the old. This may...
Page 234 - In course of time the question of vaccine compulsion came before the Reichstag, when a medical friend supplied me with a mass of pro-vaccination statistics, in his opinion conclusive and unanswerable. This awoke the statistician within me. On inspection I found the figures were delusive ; and a closer examination left no shadow of doubt in my mind that the so-called statistical array of proof was a complete failure.
Page 79 - My opinion of vaccination is precisely as it was when I first promulgated the discovery. It is not in the least strengthened by any event that has happened, for it could gain no strength; it is not in the least weakened, for if the failures you speak of had not happened, the truth of my assertions respecting those coincidences which occasioned them, would not have been made out...
Page 107 - BY INOCULATION, and who, from his great strength of mind, made the experiment from the Cow on his Wife and two Sons in the year 1774.