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Bashford, Alison
(2001)
Foreign Bodies: Vaccination, Contagion and Colonialism in the Nineteenth Century.
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Durbach, Nadja
(2001)
“Disease by law”: Anti-vaccination in Victorian England, 1853-1907.
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Gaudillière, Jean-Paul
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