...medical brethren, the subject of ridicule; for I am the mark they all shoot at.' " (P. 128.) Dr. Jenner always considered small-pox and cow-pox as modifications...contagious form, as is done when small-pox is inoculated. Dr. Baron has made some intejesting researches upon this question, and we agree with him that they...

...medical brethren, the subject of ridicule; for I am the mark they all shoot at.' " (P. 128.) Dr. Jenner always considered small-pox and cow-pox as modifications...contagious form, as is done when small-pox is inoculated. Dr. Baron has made some interesting researches upon this question, and we agree with him that they...

...might have satisfied his mind, as least so far as regarded the opinions of that illustrious man, who always considered small-pox and cow-pox as modifications...distemper ; "and that, in employing vaccine lymph, he only made use of means to impregnate the constitution with the disease in its mildest, instead of...

...of the cow-pox a* a preservative against small-pox. " He always considered «mall-pox and. ccwpox an modifications of the same distemper ; and that, in employing vaccine lymph, we only made use uf means to impregnate ihe constitution with the disease in its milden, instead of propagating it in...

...stated, that Dr Jenner " always considered smallpox and cow-pox as modifications of the same distemper; that in employing vaccine lymph we only made use of...contagious form, as is done when small-pox is inoculated; and that the name which he gave to the former sufficiently and strongly indicates his sentiments on...

...stated, that Dr Jenner " always considered smallpox and cow-pox as modifications of the same distemper; that in employing vaccine lymph we only made use of...contagious form, as is done when small-pox is inoculated; and that the name which he gave to the former sufficiently and strongly indicates his sentiments on...

...happened again and again to those who had had the small-pox. (Vol. i. p. 150.) Dr. Jenner, says Dr. Baron, "always considered small-pox and cowpox as modifications...distemper; and that, in employing vaccine lymph, we only make use of means to impregnate the constitution with the disease in its mildest, instead of propagating...

...the sentiments of Dr. Jenner grounded on his own observations. He always, as already has been said, considered smallpox and cowpox as modifications of...distemper; and that, in employing vaccine lymph, we only make use of means to impregnate the constitution with the disease in its mildest form, instead of propagating...

...again and again to those who had had the small-pox. (Vol. i. p. 160.) Dr. Jenner, says Dr. Baron, " always considered small-pox and cowpox as modifications of the same distemper; and that, in employing 1 vaccine lymph, we only make use of means to impregnate the constitution with the disease in its mildest,...

...Jenner himself. Dr. Jenner, says Dr. Baron, "always considered small-pox and cowpox as mollifications of the same distemper; and that, in employing vaccine lymph, we only make use of means to impregnate the constitution with the disease in its mildest, instead of propagating...