Mr. Enoch Robinson’s Opinion, xxx Cruelty of Marking, xxx Revaccination Introduced, xxxi Vaccinisation, xxxii Absurdity of Revaccination, xxxii The Reduction of Smallpox, xxxiii Has Vaccination saved Life? xxxiii Who are the Unvaccinated? xxxiv Unvaccinated Death-rates, xxxv Nurses exempt from Smallpox, xxxvi Pock-marked Faces, xxxvii Vaccinia a real Disease, xxxix Vaccinal Fatalities, xl Vaccinia Modified in its Recipients, xli Vaccinia _plus_ other Disease, xlii Statistical Evidence of extra Disease, xliii Vaccinia aggravates Disease, xlv Origin of Compulsory Vaccination, xlv Resistance, Inflexible Resistance, xlvi Compulsory Education and Vaccination, xlvii Conditions of the Conflict, xlviii A Word for the Author, xlix L’Envoi, l Dr. Garth Wilkinson’s Catechism, l I.--VARIOLATION. CHAPTER I.--Cotton Mather and Zabdiel Boylston, 1 II.--Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, 8 III.--Maitland’s Experiments, 12 IV.--The First Opponents of Inoculation, 21 V.--Collapse of Inoculation, 29 VI.--Revival of Inoculation, 36 VII.--Triumph of Inoculation, 45 VIII.--Inoculation Abroad, 56 IX.--Inoculation superseded and suppressed, 66 X.--As to the Prevalence of Smallpox in the 18th Century, 76 II.--VACCINATION. CHAPTER I.--Jenner’s Earlier Years, 91 II.--Jenner’s _Inquiry_, 1798, 103 III.--Jenner in 1798, 127 IV.--Pearson’s _Inquiry_, 136 V.--Woodville, Pearson, and Jenner, 145 VI.--Jenner’s _Further Observations_, 152 VII.--Operations in London, 1800, 159