National Anti-Vaccination League - Wikipedia
Smallpox vaccine - Wikipedia
Vaccine mandates | Institute for Government
The Vaccination Act, 1898 | The BMJ
NorthLan Heritage on Twitter: "In January 1893, the Burgh of Airdrie published this Smallpox re-vaccination notice, encouraging the local population to get re-vaccinated "free of charge' by the Medical Officer of the
The 100-plus-year history of the anti-vaccination movement | MinnPost
A Public Vaccination Station in Nottingham in 1898 | Compton VerneyCompton Verney
Vaccines | Free Full-Text | The Model of “Informed Refusal” for Vaccination: How to Fight against Anti-Vaccinationist Misinformation without Disregarding the Principle of Self-Determination
THE VACCINATION ACT | The BMJ
The Vaccination Act, 1898 | The BMJ
The anti-vaccination movement that gripped Victorian England - BBC News
Send for the orphans: how the smallpox vaccine crossed the globe | The Economist
How The 'Pox' Epidemic Changed Vaccination Rules : NPR
How Vaccines Work - EUPATI Toolbox
Shaws' manual of the vaccination law: containing the Vaccination Acts, 1867, 1871, 1874, 1898 & 1907, the Vaccination Orders, 1898, 1899, 1905 & 1907, ... issued by the local government board.: Amazon.co.uk: Multiple Contributors, See Notes ...
Fry's law of vaccination : containing the Vaccination Acts 1867, 1871, 1874, and 1898; the Local Government Board Act 1871; the Order of the Local Government Board of the 18th October 1898; the - Walmart.com
From the archive, 24 September 1898: Editorial: Opponents to vaccination can take their case to court | Vaccines and immunisation | The Guardian
Vaccine hesitancy - Wikipedia
Vaccination Exemptions | History of Vaccines
The anti-vaccination movement that gripped Victorian England - BBC News
The anti-vaccination movement that gripped Victorian England - BBC News
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How vaccine hesitancy has dealt damage over centuries | Science News
The anti-vaccination movement that gripped Victorian England - BBC News
How Today's Anti-Vaccination Movement Traces Back to Victorian England - The Atlantic
