The practice of inoculation consider'd, with respect to the most material points of it; to which is added, some interesting advice to the patient under his preparation; with remarks on the use of mercury, by Richard Hawes
by Richard Hawes
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 2058, no. 5.
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