VIII.--Triumph of the New Inoculation, 171 IX.--A Dishonourable Transformation, 177 X.--Jenner before Parliament, 1802, 183 XI.--Pearson’s _Examination_, 197 XII.--Observations on the Position in 1802, 208 XIII.--The Royal Jennerian Society, 218 XIV.--Application to Parliament for Jenner’s Relief, 1806, 230 XV.--Report of the Royal College of Physicians, 235 XVI.--Jenner Relieved, 1807, 243 XVII.--Vaccination Established and Endowed, 250 XVIII.--Horsegrease as a source of Vaccine, 259 XIX.--John Birch, 274 XX.--Goldson and Brown, 283 XXI.--Moseley, Rowley and Squirrel, 289 XXII.--William Cobbett, 303 XXIII.--The Grosvenor Case, 317 XXIV.--Dr. John Walker, 322 XXV.--Jenner’s Later Writings, 333 XXVI.--Baron’s Life of Jenner, 349 XXVII.--The Medical Position in 1823, 363 XXVIII.--Introduction of Vaccination to the United States, 370 XXIX.--Introduction of Vaccination to India and the East, 383 XXX.--Diffusion of Vaccination throughout Europe, 395 XXXI.--Sweden, Denmark and Iceland, 408 XXXII.--Newcastle Smallpox: a Common Story, 424 XXXIII.--The Norwich Epidemic--1819, 431 XXXIV.--Smallpox Displaced and Replaced: Dr. Watt’s Discovery.--Glasgow, 1813, 439 XXXV.--The National Vaccine Establishment--1808-40, 453 XXXVI.--The National Vaccine Establishment--1841-50, 470 XXXVII.--Vaccination Enforced--1853, 477 XXXVIII.--Universal Compulsion Demanded--1855, 491 XXXIX.--John Gibbs’s Letter--1855, 500 XL.--Simon’s Defence and Hamernik’s Judgment, 510 XLI.--Compulsion Intensified--1861 and 1867, 526 XLII.--The Gathering Movement, 1867-70, 540 XLIII.--House of Commons Committee, 1871, 552 XLIV.--The Struggle for Freedom, 573 NOTES--Origin of the Term Vaccination, 229 _Vaccination a Statistical Question_, 596