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“They might as well brand us”: Working-class resistance to compulsory vaccination in Victorian England (2000)

Durbach, N. (Author)

Social History of Medicine
Volume: 13
Pages: 45--62

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Immunology Vaccines; vaccination Medicine Medicine and politics 19th century England Great Britain

Description “This paper explores the class nature of the Vaccination Acts, their relationship to the New Poor Law, the political implications of their administration.” Abst.

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