[1041] Prince, Gent. Magaz. Sept. 1753, p. 414.
[1042] Walter Lynn, u. s. 1715, ad init.
[1043] Reports, &c. 1819.
[1044] Whytt, Med. Obs. and Inquiries, II. (1762), p. 187.
[1045] Cleghorn, Diseases of Minorca. London (under the years).
[1046] Hillary, Changes of the Air, and Epidemical Diseases of Barbados.
[1047] Muret, Mém. par la Société Économique de Berne, 1766. “Population dans le pays de Vaud”: p. 102, “J’ai vu à Veney, la petite vérole être générale dans toute la ville, des centaines d’enfans attaqués de cette maladie, et qu’à peine il en mouroit sept ou huit.”
[1048] Gent. Magaz. 1753, p. 114. Letter from Sam. Pegge, rector, 17 Feb. 1753.
[1049] Haygarth, Phil. Trans. LXV. 87.
[1050] Morton, Pyreologia, II. 338: “Et quidem omnes haereditario quasi jure benignis istis variolis tentabantur, quae (Deo favente) eventum secundum habuerunt; nunquam enim quemquam meâ vel conjugis meae stirpe ortum hoc morbo periisse memini.” The case of hereditary tendency to fatal smallpox is No. 53, p. 470: “Domina Theodosia Tytherleigh, virgo elegans ac formosa, stirpe celeberrima (sed cui hic morbus jure quasi haereditario funestus esse solebat)” &c. She died in a late stage of the disease.