An address to the medical practitioners of Ireland, on the subject of vaccination. ... Illustrated by a plate, representing the different stages of the vaccine affection. With an appendix, containing an abstract of correspondence with many of the most respectable professional gentlemen in Ireland / by Samuel B. Labatt.

  • Labatt, Samuel B.(Samuel Bell), 1770-1849.
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1841
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An address to the medical practitioners of Ireland, on the subject of vaccination. ... Illustrated by a plate, representing the different stages of the vaccine affection. With an appendix, containing an abstract of correspondence with many of the most respectable professional gentlemen in Ireland / by Samuel B. Labatt. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Dublin : Hodges and Smith; London : Longman, Orme and Company ; Edinburgh : Ballantyne and Co., 1841.

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202 pages : frontisp. (color), illustrations ; 20 cm

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3rd. ed.

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Spine title : Medical pamphlets. Vaccination
Signature of Richard J. Reece on recto of front free endpaper
Bound with An Act of Parliament to extend the practice of vaccination.- (Dublin, 1840) and An address to the medical practitioners of Ireland, on the subject of cow pock by S.B. Labatt.- (Dublin, 1805)

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