 | René Vallery-Radot - 1885 - 360 pages
...France, justified the name that he had given to his prophylactic experiments. ' I have lent,' he said, ' to the expression vaccination an extension that I...by one of the greatest men of England — Jenner.' Still, while rendering homage to the sentiment which induced Pasteur to efface himself in favour of... | |
 | René Vallery-Radot - Chemistry - 1885 - 352 pages
...France, justified the name that he had given to his prophylactic experiments. ' I have lent,' he said, ' to the expression vaccination an extension that I...rendered to humanity by one of the greatest men of E ngland — Jenner . ' Still, while rendering homage to the sentiment which induced Pasteur to efface... | |
 | Agriculture - 1887 - 544 pages
...their complimentary address the following significant language : ' 'I have lent to the erpresslon ' vaccination ' an extension that I hope science will...an intelligent principle and a method applicable to all like cases — but this anticipates. The virus of chicken cholera had been controlled, but was... | |
 | Florida Medical Association - 1909 - 736 pages
...man's modesty become him more than upon that occasion. Speaking of attenuating the virus, he said : "I have lent to the expression vaccination an extension...by one of the greatest men of England — Jenner." a specific organism. But these discoveries meant nothing unless they could be turned to practical account.... | |
 | Howard Thomas Karsner, Enrique Eduardo Ecker - Immunity - 1921 - 352 pages
...Agriculture at Melun. For this phenomenon Pasteur used the term vaccination, and in London in 1881 said: " I have lent to the expression vaccination an extension...by one of the greatest men of England — Jenner." In 1882 Pasteur and Loir confirmed Thuillier's observations on the cause of swine fever and then successfully... | |
 | René Vallery-Radot - Microbiology - 1923 - 522 pages
...domestic animals than is small-pox for man. I have given to the word vaccination an extension which I nope Science will consecrate as a homage to the merit and immense services rendered by your Jenner, one of England's greatest men. It is a great happiness to me to glorify that immortal... | |
 | Homeopathy - 1914 - 84 pages
...vaccination an extension that I hope science will concentrate as a homage to the merit and immense, service rendered to humanity by one of the greatest men of England — Jenner." Pasteur's biographer continues the story: , "Great as was the discovery of Jenner, it was but a chance... | |
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to the expression vaccination an extension that I hope science will consecrate, as a homage to the merit and immense services rendered to humanity by one of the greatest men of England — Jenner. 