John Ring
1752 – 1821
Books
- An answer to Dr. Moseley
- An answer to Mr. Birch, containing a defense of vaccination
- A Rowland for an Oliver, in answer to Dr. Moseley's Oliver for a Rowland, and to Mr Birch ; containing a defence of vaccination
- A caution against vaccine swindlers, and imposters
- An answer to Dr. Moseley
- An answer to Dr. Moseley, containing a defence of vaccination
- Reflections on the surgeon's bill
- Remarks on an address to the members of the Corporation of Surgeons, respecting the proceedings of the Court of Assistants
- An answer to Mr. Birch, containing a defence of vaccination
- An answer to Mr. Birch
- An answer to Mr. Goldson, proving that vaccination is a permanent security against the small-pox
- Reflections on the Surgeons' Bill
- The beauties of the Edinburgh Review, alias the stinkpot of literature
- An answer to Doctor Kinglake showing the danger of his cooling treatment in the gout
- A letter to Mr. Birch, in answer to his late pamphlet against vaccination
- A Rowland for an Oliver, in answer to Dr. Moseley's Oliver for a Rowland, and to Mr. Birch; containing a defence of vaccination
- An answer to Mr. Birch, containing a defence of vaccination
- The commemoration of Handel, the second edition, and other poems
- Reflections on the surgeon's bill
- The commemoration of Handel
- A letter to His Royal Highness the Duke of York, president, the vice-presidents, treasurer, and governors of the Small-pox Hospital, on the present state of that charity
- A treatise on the cow-pox
- Book of Rhymes, Sacred and Passionate
- A caution against vaccine swindlers, and impostors
- A translation of Anstey's Ode to Jenner, to which are added, two tables
- The vaccine scourge. No. III. Containing the Cambridge report, with a poetical & philosophical epistle from a bone-setter
- An answer to Mr. Goldson; proving that vaccination is a permanent security against the small-pox
- A treatise on the cow-pox
- A treatise on the gout
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