Smallpox in Colonial America
Condition: VeryGood.
"Smallpox Colonial," published in 1977, is a fascinating reprint of five early 18th-century pamphlets that explore the practice of smallpox inoculation in colonial America. Originally published between 1722 and 1743, these documents provide historical insights into the methods and societal responses to inoculation. The texts cover various aspects, including practical guidance for public health, historical accounts of inoculation successes in towns like Boston, and discussions on the implications for individuals of all backgrounds. Each pamphlet offers a unique perspective on how colonial communities approached this critical health issue, making it a treasure trove for historians and collectors interested in medical practices of the past."
Very mild shelfwear.
Arno
Hardcover
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"Smallpox Colonial," published in 1977, is a fascinating reprint of five early 18th-century pamphlets that explore the practice of smallpox inoculation in colonial America. Originally published between 1722 and 1743, these documents provide historical insights into the methods and societal responses to inoculation. The texts cover various aspects, including practical guidance for public health, historical accounts of inoculation successes in towns like Boston, and discussions on the implications for individuals of all backgrounds. Each pamphlet offers a unique perspective on how colonial communities approached this critical health issue, making it a treasure trove for historians and collectors interested in medical practices of the past."
Very mild shelfwear.
Arno
Hardcover
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