@article{521338,
      note = {Each essay has a separate dated titlepage, Dr. Gatti's  'New Observations' being misdated 1758; pp.[193-215]  contain 'A specimen of miscellanous observations, on  medical subjects.' with a separate dated titlepage.},
      author = {Gatti, Angelo,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/521338},
      title = {A collection of pieces relative to inoculation for the  small-pox, by the following authors; I. Dr. Gatti's  observations on inoculation, translated from the French by  Dr. Maty. II. Dr. Watson's series of experiments,  instituted with a view, of ascertaining the most successful  Method. III. Dr. Percival's Arguments against the  inoculation of children, in early Infancy. IV.. Dr. Cook's  directions in the care of infants. V. Dr. Closs's method of  curing the small-pox in the Natural Way; with some  Observations on Medical Subjects. Given for publication, by  a member of the faculty. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {printed by John Exshaw, in Dame-Street,},
      recid = {521338},
      pages = {[4],xi,[1],115[i.e.215],[1]p. ;},
      address = {Dublin :},
      year = {1768},
}