Punch,  59 (1870), 30.

Gilpin Run Away with as Usual

Anon

Genre:

News-Commentary, Drollery

Subjects:

Vaccination, Politics, Medical Treatment, Government


    Notes Charles Gilpin's opposition to the vaccination act, and his attempts to convince those who deny the efficacy of a well-performed vaccination by 'reason and argument'. Adds that just as John Gilpin 'borrowed a horse from his friend the Calenderer, and it ran away with him', so Charles Gilpin 'has borrowed a hobby from the laissez-faire livery stables, and it has run away with him'.



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