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    • Vaccination2
    • Vaccination a crime: with comments on other sanitary superstitions1
    • Vaccination against Yellow Fever with Immune Serum and Virus Fixed for Mice1
    • Vaccination and its protective power, in the state of West Virginia: a report to the governor, November 8, 18701
    • Vaccination and the causes of the prevalence of small-pox in New York in 1853-41
    • Vaccination and vaccine virus1
    • Vaccination brought home to you1
    • Vaccination of school children1
    • Vaccination results in New York State in 1914: being a study of fifty-one cases with portraits and certain conclusions1
    • Vaccination with Virus 17D in the Control of Jungle Yellow Fever in Brazil1
    • Vaccination, Indians: Letter from the Secretary of War, transmitting a report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in relation to the execution of the act of extending the benefit of vaccination to the Indian tribes, &c1
    • Vaccination, the world's greatest humbug1
    • Vaccination: March 1, 1827, read, and laid upon the table1
    • Vaccination: a medical fallacy1
    • Vaccination: a report read before the American Social Science Association, at New York, October 27, 18691
    • Vaccination: advice on the necessity of vaccination : the value of vaccination, the tests of successful vaccination, how often revaccination should be done, the quality of vaccine, the best way to use vaccine, how to prevent and exterminate small-pox, the construction of small-pox hospitals, etc1
    • Vaccination: an analysis of the laws and regulations relating thereto in force in the United States1
    • Vaccination: an excellent form of health insurance1
    • Vaccination: arguments pro and con : with a chapter on the hygiene of smallpox1
    • Vaccination: its fallacies and evils1
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