Harvard Classics V.38
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Kite. 2 To this copious evidence I have to add still more in the following communications from Mr.
Earle, surgeon, of Frampton-upon-Severn, in this county, which I deem the more valuable, as he has with much candour permitted me to make them public: "Sir: " I have read with satisfaction your late publication on the Variolae Vaccina?, and being, among many other curious cir- cumstances, particularly struck with that relating to the in- efficacy of smallpox matter in a particular state, I think i...t proper to lay before you the following facts which came within my own knowledge, and which certainly tend to strengthen the opinions advanced in pages 56 and 57 of your treatise.
"In March, 1784, a general inoculation took place at Arlingham in this county. I inoculated several patients with active variolous matter, all of whom had the disease in a favourable way ; but the matter being all used, and not being able to procure any more in the state I wished, I was under the necessity of taking it from a pustule which, experience has since proved, was advanced too far to answer the pur- pose I intended.
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Kite. 2 To this copious evidence I have to add still more in the following communications from Mr.
Earle, surgeon, of Frampton-upon-Severn, in this county, which I deem the more valuable, as he has with much candour permitted me to make them public: "Sir: " I have read with satisfaction your late publication on the Variolae Vaccina?, and being, among many other curious cir- cumstances, particularly struck with that relating to the in- efficacy of smallpox matter in a particular state, I think i...t proper to lay before you the following facts which came within my own knowledge, and which certainly tend to strengthen the opinions advanced in pages 56 and 57 of your treatise.
"In March, 1784, a general inoculation took place at Arlingham in this county. I inoculated several patients with active variolous matter, all of whom had the disease in a favourable way ; but the matter being all used, and not being able to procure any more in the state I wished, I was under the necessity of taking it from a pustule which, experience has since proved, was advanced too far to answer the pur- pose I intended.
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