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THE

PRESENT METHOD

OF

INOCULATING

FOR THE

SMALL-POX.

To which are added,

Some Experiments, instituted with a View

to discover the Effects of a similar Treatment

in the NATURAL SMALL-POX.

By THOMAS DIMSDALE, M. D.

The SEVENTH EDITION, Corrected.

LONDON:

Printed by JAMES PHILLIPS, George-Yard,

Lombard-Street;

And Sold by W. OWEN, in Fleet-Street; and

CARNAN and NEWBERY, in-St. Paul’s Church

Yard.

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