Reprefértation and long medical dispute prompt pardons
A confused report outlines belief that inoculation against smallpox could be justified by royal pardon and legal fits. It mentions two condemned prisoners offering to undergo the procedure, the risks of the practice, and references to foreign authorities, doctors, and diplomats. Details include court actions, sentences, and various political notices, with scattered financial and commercial items interleaved.
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