The Works Of Edward Jenner And Their Value In The Modern Study Of Smallpox

The Works of Edward Jenner is a detailed exploration of the life and work of the man who first developed the smallpox vaccine. Written by dermatologist and medical historian George Dock, this book not only offers a comprehensive biography of Jenner but also delves into the scientific and medical context of his work, providing a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of medicine.

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