The “ends” here referred to are the natural “unalienable” and “reserved” rights of the people, which are grossly violated by Compulsory Vaccination, and it is therefore the moral, legal and constitutional right of the people to demand the abolishment of this medical evil of compulsory disease which obviously violates their most sacred and essential personal rights, viz.: Sanctity of Body, Medical Liberty and Choice, Health and Life. TEXT OF PROPOSED LAW TO ABOLISH COMPULSORY VACCINATION. “No form of vaccination or inoculation shall be compulsory on any person or be made a condition for the exercise of any right, privilege, or duty, of any person.” CONTENTS PAGE Statue and Motto of Wisdom and Law. A sculptured rebuke to Compulsory Vaccination _Frontispiece_ Dedication to President Wilson iii Public Challenge to Health Departments. Deaths from Vaccination greater than deaths from Smallpox. Now denied and concealed by Doctors and Health Officers vi Prelude:--Forewords for Medical Freedom and Keynotes of American Rights and Liberties in Medical Matters vii Introduction xxiii Horrors of Vaccination Exposed and Illustrated 1 Petition to the President, Commander-in-chief of Army and Navy, to abolish Compulsory Vaccination and pardon all men condemned by court-martial for refusing vaccination 3 Death of George Washington from Medical Malpractice in 1799 a warning against Modern Malpractice 5 Compulsory Vaccination greatest malpractice of to-day, kills many persons 6 Vaccination most dangerous and repulsive remedy ever devised, is a form of blood poisoning with an inflicted disease and is often more deadly than natural disease 7 Compulsory vaccination as a condition for Public Schooling, or admission to Army and Navy, medically and legally wrong and should be abolished 11 Doctors of Various Schools of Medicine should be represented on all medical and health boards 11 Imprisonment for refusing vaccination in Army and Navy condemned as “cruel and unusual punishment” forbidden by Constitution 12 Military obedience to bad law commended. The great example of Socrates cited 15 The President quoted in asserting the rights and dignities of soldiers and condemning military despotism and “Medical Hoggery” 17