The Influenza of 1712 339 Epidemic Agues and Influenzas, 1727-29 341 The Influenza of 1733 346 The Influenza of 1737 348 The Influenza of 1743 349 Some Localized Influenzas and Horse-colds 352 The Influenza of 1762 356 The Influenza of 1767 358 The Influenza of 1775 359 The Influenza of 1782 362 The Epidemic Agues of 1780-85 366 The Influenza of 1788 370 The Influenza of 1803 374 The Influenza of 1831 379 The Influenza of 1833 380 The Influenza of 1837 383 The Influenza of 1847-48 389 The Influenzas of 1889-94 393 The Theory of Influenza 398 Influenza at Sea 425 The Influenzas of Remote Islands 431 CHAPTER IV. SMALLPOX. Retrospect of earlier epidemics 434 Smallpox after the Restoration 437 Sydenham’s Practice in Smallpox 445 Causes of Mild or Severe Smallpox 450 Pockmarked Faces in the 17th Century 453 The Epidemiology continued to the end of the 17th century 456 Smallpox in London in 1694: the death of the Queen 458 Circumstances of the great Epidemic in 1710 461 Inoculation brought into England 463 The popular Origins of Inoculation 471 Results of the first Inoculations; the Controversy in England 477 Revival of Inoculation in 1740: a New Method 489 The Suttonian Inoculation 495 Extent of Inoculation in Britain to the end of the 18th Century 504 The Epidemiology continued from 1721 517 Smallpox in London in the middle of the 18th century 529 The Epidemiology continued to the end of the 18th century 535 The range of severity in Smallpox, and its circumstances 544 Cowpox 557