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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 1 850. 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. Ct. Babington. Note (4 Page 25. " La Philosophie de Folie, ou Essai philosophique sur le Traitement des Personnes attaquees de Folie." Par Joseph Daquin. 8vo. Paris, 1792. The Censor's report and Imprimatur are dated Cham- bery, July, 1791. This little essay is in many respects a very remark- able 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. "Elogede Pinel," par Pariset, J/e??ioires de V Academic Royale de Medecine. 1828.

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