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Compulsory smallpox vaccination 1853
Vaccination Exemptions | History of Vaccines
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Smallpox and the story of vaccination | Science Museum
History shows us why vaccines must be voluntary - spiked
The impact on public health of the 19th century anti-vaccination movement Colin R. Howard
The anti-vaccination movement that gripped Victorian England - BBC News
LEICESTER AND THE ANTI-VACCINATION MOVEMENT 1853-1889
The politics of prevention: Anti-vaccinationism and public health in nineteenth-century England | Medical History | Cambridge Core
Mary Hume-Rothery - Wikiwand
THE VACCINATION ACT | The BMJ
Why mandatory vaccination is nothing new - BBC Future
Vaccine: The Human Story on Twitter: "In 1853, British lawmakers decreed that parents who failed to vaccinate their newborn children for smallpox would be subject to a harsh fine - £1, about £
The Vaccination Act of 1853 | COVE
Compulsory Vaccination, by Charles T. Pearce
William Tebb - Wikipedia
How Today's Anti-Vaccination Movement Traces Back to Victorian England - The Atlantic
Victorian Health Reform - The National Archives
Compulsory smallpox vaccination 1853
How a pandemic made Dracula more relevant than ever
Diana Greenfield #FairPayForNursing on Twitter: "On the very topical subject of vaccination, I've found my paternal great grandmother's vaccination certificate from 1866! Interestingly: "compulsory vaccination act". Any Tweeps know how when this ...
Vaccination: a vexatious history - The Lancet
Contemporary debates on vaccination policies have historical parallels in Ransom Center's collections
