| 1799 - 616 pagina’s
...doctrine are as follow : - the first is from Dr. Pulteney, of Blandford : " A farmer in this country inoculated his wife and children •with matter taken from the teat of a cow. At the end of a week the arms inflamed, and the patients were so far affected, гл to alarm the farmer,... | |
| Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1799 - 648 pagina’s
...afterwards inoculated twice by my grandfather, and a considerable time af'.er " A farmer in this country inoculated his wife and children with .matter taken from the teat of a cow. At the end of a week the arms 'inflamed, and the patients were so far affected, as to alarm the farmer,... | |
| George C. Jenner - 1805 - 262 pagina’s
...DOLLING to Dr. PEARSON ; dated Chettk, dprilg, 18O2. The farmer alluded to in Dr. Pulteney's lettef to you, who inoculated his wife and children with matter taken from the teat of a cow, and the person mentioned in Mr. Drew's letter, viz. Mr. Justins, is the same person: both Dr. Pulteney's and... | |
| Robert Southey, Charles Cuthbert Southey - 1844 - 720 pagina’s
...I have no doubt it was previous to Dr Jenner's practice. " ' The farmer alluded to in Mr Pultney's letter to you, who inoculated his wife and children with matter taken from a cow, and the person mentioned in Mr Drew's letter, viz. Mr Justins, is the same person. Both Mr Pultney's... | |
| Louisiana. Board of Health, Joseph Jones - 1884 - 464 pagina’s
...inoculation for the smallpox, did not sicken; the other two took th« »Usier, *'A farmer in this country inoculated his wife and children with matter taken from the teat of a H the end ot л week t luí arme iutiamed, and the patients were во far affected, as to alarm tbe... | |
| Edgar March Crookshank - 1889 - 664 pagina’s
...Small Pox, did not sicken ; the other two took the distemper." Farther, , " A farmer in this country inoculated his wife and children with matter taken from the teat of a Cow. At the end of a week the arms inflamed, and the patients were so far affected as to alarm the farmer,... | |
| Edgar March Crookshank - 1889 - 598 pagina’s
...family, but I have no doubt it was previous to Dr. Jenner's practice. "'The farmer alluded to in Mr. Pulteney's letter to you, who inoculated his wife and children with matter taken from a cow, and the person mentioned in Mr. Drew's letter, viz., Mr. Justins, is the same person. Both Mr.... | |
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