Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The History of Inoculation
Ties ofpadua and Oxford, having undertaken to brin inoculation mto {gme vogue, gave an ample difcription a? It in a letter to Dr. Woodward, written from Conltantino ple 1n the month of December, 1713. During the eight years he had attended the operation in that capital, there were only two fatal events, whofe caufes were foreign to inoculation, one of the patients having died of a dyfente1y the gad lay, and the Other of a marafmus, the 40111 after 1.
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