Seasonable thoughts and advices upon inoculation In which (first) the benefits and advantages of that most rational and salutary practice are set forth and illustrated. And by which (secondly) they are recommended to the Publick (at this Time more especially) in order to encourage and promote it. By Dr. Perry

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