Some Remarks Upon Dr. Wagstaff's Letter Against Inoculating The Small-pox. In A Letter To Himself, Defending That Practi, (Paperback)

This work, "Some Remarks Upon Dr. Wagstaff's Letter Against Inoculating The Small-pox," presents a vital historical document concerning the early debates surrounding smallpox inoculation. Written by Perrott Williams, M.D., and addressed directly to Dr. Wagstaff, it defends the practice of inoculation against its detractors. This edition also includes an appendix by F. Slare, M.D., further bolstering the arguments in favor of inoculation.

The book offers valuable insights into the medical perspectives and public health concerns of the 18th century. It showcases the evolving understanding of disease prevention and the controversies that accompanied the adoption of new medical techniques. It is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of medicine, public health, and the development of vaccination practices.

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