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The story was written by Dr Kristin Hay, a historian of sex, gender, medicine and oral history, and Tutor of Economic and Social History at the University of Glasgow. The animation was produced and edited by Kirsty Earley, the Digital Heritage and Engagement Officer of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> London, : Phillips]]>
“Dr Jenner presents compliments to Col. Brisbane and has enclosed one of Mr Creaser’s papers on the mode of conducting the process of vaccine inoculation. It contains information that may prove [especially] useful to those practitioners who have not had it in their power to obtain a correct knowledge of it.”]]> presented to members and delegates at the annual conference, Caxton Hall, Westminster, on Thursday March 19th, 1914. 50 pages, 22cm, letterpress.]]> Reprinted from the Co-operator and Anti-Vaccinator ; an address delivered in the Town Hall, Manchester, at the Annual Meeting of the Anti-Vaccination League, June 28, 1870. ]]>

The volumes in this series comprise a record of the inoculation programme against smallpox carried out in Glasgow by Members and Fellows of the then Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. The early volumes contain detailed entries identifying patients and inoculators, with comments on each case, such as the success of the inoculation and the quality of transmitted matter.

This is the first volume, covering 1801-1802.

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The ten volumes in this series comprise a record of the inoculation programme carried out in Glasgow, probably by the FPSG. The early volumes contain detailed entries identifying patients and inoculators, with comments on each case. Later entries are less informative, although they do record the results of inoculation.

This is the tenth volume, covering 1825-1831.

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The ten volumes in this series comprise a record of the inoculation programme carried out in Glasgow, probably by the FPSG. The early volumes contain detailed entries identifying patients and inoculators, with comments on each case. Later entries are less informative, although they do record the results of inoculation.

This is the ninth volume, covering 1819-1825.

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The ten volumes in this series comprise a record of the inoculation programme carried out in Glasgow, probably by the FPSG. The early volumes contain detailed entries identifying patients and inoculators, with comments on each case. Later entries are less informative, although they do record the results of inoculation.

This is the eighth volume, covering 1815-1819.

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The ten volumes in this series comprise a record of the inoculation programme carried out in Glasgow, probably by the FPSG. The early volumes contain detailed entries identifying patients and inoculators, with comments on each case. Later entries are less informative, although they do record the results of inoculation.

This is the seventh volume, covering 1811-1814.

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The ten volumes in this series comprise a record of the inoculation programme carried out in Glasgow, probably by the FPSG. The early volumes contain detailed entries identifying patients and inoculators, with comments on each case. Later entries are less informative, although they do record the results of inoculation.

This is the sixth volume, covering 1808-1811.

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The ten volumes in this series comprise a record of the inoculation programme carried out in Glasgow, probably by the FPSG. The early volumes contain detailed entries identifying patients and inoculators, with comments on each case. Later entries are less informative, although they do record the results of inoculation.

This is the fifth volume, covering 1806-1808.

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The ten volumes in this series comprise a record of the inoculation programme carried out in Glasgow, probably by the FPSG. The early volumes contain detailed entries identifying patients and inoculators, with comments on each case. Later entries are less informative, although they do record the results of inoculation.

This is the fourth volume, covering 1804-1806.

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The ten volumes in this series comprise a record of the inoculation programme carried out in Glasgow, probably by the FPSG. The early volumes contain detailed entries identifying patients and inoculators, with comments on each case. Later entries are less informative, although they do record the results of inoculation.

This is the second volume, covering 1802-1803.

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Continues the series of Vaccination Registers, recording the programme of inoculation carried out by the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. This volume is untitled, but the flyleaf at the back is marked, 'List Book of Inoculations of Faculty'. This volume covers the years 1832-1854.

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