 | Edward Cator Seaton - 1868 - 424 páginas
...infected completely; and this is just what animal vaccination does not do. (See ante, p. Ill, note.) There is no one in England whose opinion on this subject...because there is no one who has nearly the knowledge that he possesses of the disease in the cow and of its transplantation to the human species. He looks... | |
 | 1880 - 436 páginas
...the vaccination of the general population are, I apprehend, quite insuperable." He goes on to say, " There is no one in England whose opinion on this subject...because there is no one who has nearly the knowledge that he possesses of the disease in the cow and of its transplantation to the human species. He looks... | |
 | 1892 - 356 páginas
...the vaccination of the general population are, I apprehend, quite insuperasle. " He goes on to say, "There is no one in England whose opinion on this...because there is no one who has nearly the knowledge that he possesses of ths disease in the cow and of its transplantation to the human species. He looks... | |
 | Henry S. Salt - 1897 - 290 páginas
...Vaccination," which one might say isalmost the official authority on the subject, we have on page 397 : — " There is no one in England whose opinion on this subject...because there is no one who has nearly the knowledge that he possesses of the disease of the cow, and of its transplantation to the human species. He looks... | |
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There is no one in England whose opinion on this subject will be received with so much respect as Mr. Ceely's, because there is no one who has nearly the knowledge that he possesses of the disease in the cow and of its transplantation to the human species.... 