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This report, titled Final Report, Appendix Iv. Reports To The Commission Of Dr. Arthur Pearson Luff On Outbreaks Of Small-pox In London In 1892-3. Appendis Ix. Papers Relating To Cases In Which Death Or Non-fatal Injury Was Alleged Or Suggested To Have Been Caused By, offers a detailed examination of smallpox outbreaks in London during the years 1892-93. Authored by the Great Britain Royal Commission on Vaccination, the document includes reports submitted to the commission by Dr. Arthur Pearson Luff, shedding light on the public health challenges and medical responses of the time. Furthermore, it presents papers concerning cases where death or injury were attributed to vaccination, making it a crucial historical resource for understanding the controversies and consequences surrounding vaccination practices during that era.

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