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One was a woman aged 60, who had had small-pox 20 years before, and whose face was pitted with it. The vaccination proceeded with her quite normally. She had had typhoid fever severely in 1850. It seemed as if the typhoid fever had not only produced a permanent effect on the constitution, but removed that condition of inaptitude for vaccination which had been left by the first vaccination or by the small-pox.
Note (t). Page 22.
Dr B. G. Babington.
Note (v). Page 25.
"La Philosophie de Folie, ou Essai philosophique sur le Traitement des Personnes attaquées de Folie." Par Joseph Daquin. 8vo. Paris, 1792.
The Censor's report and Imprimatur are dated Chambery, July, 1791.
This little essay is in many respects a very remarkable production. The only copy of it, with which I have met, is in the Library of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
Note (w). Page 26.
"Éloge de Pinel," par Pariset, Mémoires de l'Académie Royale de Médecine. 1828.
