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CHAPTER I.-Cotton Mather and Zabdiel Boylston,

II. Lady Mary Wortley Montagu,

III. Maitland's Experiments,

IV. The First Opponents of Inoculation,

V.-Collapse of Inoculation,

VI. Revival of Inoculation,

VII.-Triumph of Inoculation,

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X.-As to the Prevalence of Smallpox in the 18th

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XV.-Report of the Royal College of Physicans,

XIV.-Application to Parliament for Jenner's Relief, 1806,

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XVI. -Jenner Relieved, 1807,

XVII.-Vaccination Established and Endowed,

XVIII.-Horsegrease as a source of Vaccine,

XXVIII.-Introduction of Vaccination to the United States,

XXIX. Introduction of Vaccination to India and the East,

XXX.-Diffusion of Vaccination throughout Europe,

XXXI.-Sweden, Denmark and Iceland,

XXXII.-Newcastle Smallpox: a Common Story,

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XXXIII.-The Norwich Epidemic-1819,

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CHAP. XXXIV.-Smallpox Displaced and Replaced: Dr. Watt's

XXXV.-The National Vaccine Establishment-1808-40,

XXXVI.-The National Vaccine Establishment-1841-50,

XXXVII.-Vaccination Enforced-1853,

XXXVIII.—Universal Compulsion Demanded-1855

XXXIX.-John Gibbs's Letter--1855,

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XL.-Simon's Defence and Hamernik's Judgment,

XLI.-Compulsion Intensified-1861 and 1867,

XLII.-The Gathering Movement, 1867-70,

XLIII.--House of Commons Committee, 1871,

XLIV. The Struggle for Freedom,

FRONTISPIECE.

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