Dissertaciones In Novam, Tutam Ac Utilem Methodum Inoculationis, Seu Transplantationis Variolarum explores a new, safe, and useful method of inoculation, or transplantation, of smallpox. This first method, approved by the authority of His British Majesty, is published with critical notes on various authors writing about this disease. Authored by Jacob de Castro Sarmento, Walter Harris, and Antoine Le Duc, this Latin text offers insights into the history of medicine and public health during a critical period in the fight against smallpox. The dissertations provide valuable historical context for understanding the development and acceptance of inoculation techniques in 18th-century Europe. This work remains relevant for scholars interested in the history of vaccination and the evolution of medical practices.
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