Inoculation Details From Early Smallpox Experiments
The text describes early inoculation observations on smallpox, noting variable outbreaks after incision, with some individuals showing few pustules and others none. It reports that inoculated people can cohabit with infected persons without contracting smallpox, notes matter issuing from the incision, and mentions healing patterns and rare complications. The account highlights that inoculation lugares places do not swell and notes a single case of a boy who later contracted the common smallpox after an initial inoculation.