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History, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... |
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Advantage of Vaccinators going with Deputy Commissioners on Tour, .. |
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Disadvantages of the same, .. .. .. .. ... .. |
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How obviated, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Tahsíl Vaccination recommended for future adoption, .. .. .. |
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Aid given by the Deputy Commissioner, Rái Barelí, .. |
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„ „ „ „ Sítápur, .. .. .. .. |
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Progress in Bára Banki, very satisfactory, .. .. .. 14 and |
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Good example set by Thakúr Bhárut Singh, .. .. .. .. |
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Assistance given by T'alukdár of Mulliabád and Tahsíldár, .. .. |
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„ „ by Hyder Alí of Rasulpur, .. .. .. .. |
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„ „ by Darogah Wajid Alí and Hakím Mozaffer Hossein Khan, |
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„ „ by Abdul Hussan, Tahsíldár of Birhar, by the T'alukdárs |
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Rájah Amír Hossein Khan the Rájah of Bhinga and the late Chaudharí |
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Vaccination better received in Gonda and Unáo, but not generally |
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Apathy of the Tahsíldár of Mohunlálganj, .. .. .. .. |
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Distribution of Vaccinators, .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Total number of operation , .. .. .. |
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Districts arranged in the order of the number of operations, .. .. |
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Primary and Secondary, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Sex, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Caste and Religion, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Musulmáns more amenable than Hindús, .. .. .. .. .. |
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Age, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Results of Primary Operation,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Re-Vaccination, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Work done by each man more than in 1870-71, .. .. .. .. |
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Work of Vaccinators paid by Government, .. .. |
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„ „ „ from Local Funds, .. .. |
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Vaccinators paid from Local Funds did more work—its reason,— |
44 and 45 |
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Extra Vaccinator at Unáo and his work, .. .. .. |
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Native Superintendents and the Deputy Superintendent,.. |
49-50 and 51 |
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Cost of Establishment, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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„ of each successful case, .. .. .. .. ... .. .. |
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Conclusion, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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| Description | Covers 1871-1874. Details and appraises vaccination operations in the Province of Oudh. Tables show particulars of vaccination. Success and mortality rates noted. |
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| Description | The Vaccination collection consists of 66 volumes dating from 1856 to 1933. Reports show how vaccination against smallpox was implemented in India. They reveal the shift from variolation, improved vaccination techniques, logistics of lymph supply, funding and staffing. They explore how the local population viewed and resisted western vaccination. |
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