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MR. WHEELER, it must be assumed, is wishful to prove that the fatality amongst the vaccinated is as high, or at any rate is not lower than amongst the non-vaccinated. It is surely not necessary for him to separate vaccinated cases into those “with marks” and those with “no marks,” since to him it should be immaterial whether a patient be vaccinated or not.
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“The Story of Gloucester”. Nature 57, 537–539 (1898). https://doi.org/10.1038/057537c0
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