Letter, from Cotton Mather to James Jurin
Reference number: EL/M2/44
Date: 10 June 1723
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Mather sends a parcel of communications about the success of inoculation with smallpox through Isaac Greenwood; recommends that Jurin examines Greenwood who was one of the people inoculated
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- EL/M2/44
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- 10 June 1723
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- 1 page
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- Manuscript
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Cotton Mather, Cotton Mather, Letter, from Cotton Mather to James Jurin, 10 June 1723, EL/M2/44, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/el_m2_44/letter-from-cotton-mather-to-james-jurin, accessed on 13 July 2025
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James Jurin
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Cotton Mather
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