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Jean de Carro 1770-1857
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Jean de Carro 1770-1857
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Jean de Carro 1770-1857. One of the first to adopt vaccination and introduced the practice in parts of Central Europe.

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Keywords: J.C. Richter; Jean de Carro; Rahl; Berl

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