"Smallpox Inoculation with Andrew Wehrman"

ANDREW WEHRMAN; Andrew M Wehrman

"Smallpox Inoculation with Andrew Wehrman"

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Abstract

Andrew Wehrman discusses how the revolutionary generation thought about the role of government in public health during a continent-wide smallpox pandemic.

Original language	English
Publisher	Mainely History Podcast
State	Published - Apr 28 2021

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