The opening of I. Jenner’s Earlier Years, 91
II.--Jenner’s Inquiry, 1798, 103
III.--Jenner in 1798, 127
IV.--Pearson’s Inquiry, 136
V.--Woodville, Pearson, and Jenner, 145
VI.--Jenner’s Further Observations, 152
VII.--Operations in London, 1800, 159
VIII.--Triumph of the New Inoculation, 171
IX.--A Dishonourable Transformation, 177
X.--Jenner before Parliament, 1802, 183
XI.--Pearson’s Examination, 197
XII.--Observations on the Position in 1802, 208
XIII.--The Royal Jennerian Society, 218
XIV.--Application to Parliament for Jenner’s Relief,
1806, 230XV.--Report of the Royal College of Physicians, 235
XVI.--Jenner Relieved, 1807, 243
XVII.--Vaccination Established and Endowed, 250
XVIII.--Horsegrease as a source of Vaccine, 259
XIX.--John Birch, 274
XX.--Goldson and Brown, 283
XXI.--Moseley, Rowley and Squirrel, 289
XXII.--William Cobbett, 303
XXIII.--The Grosvenor Case, 317
XXIV.--Dr. John Walker, 322
XXV.--Jenner’s Later Writings, 333
XXVI.--Baron’s Life of Jenner, 349
XXVII.--The Medical Position in 1823, 363