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Description Distinct Confluent Inoculated Smal by John Fisher (1 results)
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Description of the distinct, confluent and inoculated smal pox, varioloid disease, cow pox and chicken pox.
Published by Boston, published by Lilly, Wait & Co, 1834
Language: English
Couverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. 2ème Édition. In 4°, iv, 73 pp. Illustrated by thirteen plates. Reliure demi-toile beige moderne. La première édition de 1829 ayant été partiellement détruite par un incendie, la seconde n'a été que très peu modifiée. Les peintures dont sont tirées les gravures ont été établies par un artiste français dans des hôpitaux de Paris pendant les années 1824 et 1825, années qui connurent une épidémie de variole dans cette ville.
