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The practice of inoculation impartially considered; its signal advantages fully proved; and the popular objections against it, confuted: in a letter to Sir Edward Wilmot

Name: The practice of inoculation impartially considered; its signal advantages fully proved; and the popular objections against it, confuted: in a letter to Sir Edward Wilmot
Author: Andrew, John, active 1760-1766

by Andrew, John, active 1760-1766 1765G General

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A digitised book or periodical from a research library. Written or issued by Andrew, John, active 1760-1766. Published 1765. Exeter : J. Spencer.

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