An account of inoculation [electronic resource] : for the small-pox. Wherein the constitution, age, and habit of body, most favourable to inoculation, are particularly pointed out; The Various Methods that have been adopted by eminent Physicians, before the Introduction of the present prevailing Practice, are distinctly laid down; their Successes or Failures impartially recorded; Interspersed With Remarke on the Writers that have treated of this Distemper; And A Carilty of Cards which happened in the Author's Practice. Concluding with a summary of all the arguments for and against inoculation. By David Schultz, M.D.