1774
Smallpox is spreading rapidly in rural Dorset.
Farmer Benjamin Jesty is desperate to protect his family from this dreaded disease, only to find that his methods - the forerunners of a branch of modern medicine - make him an outcast in his own community.
Overlooked by the medical establishment of the time, how would history come to regard this bold pioneer?
Scratch Beneath the Surface is a work of historical fiction based on careful research into the characters and events the story portrays. While some scenes have been dramatised and some characters invented, the achievements of Benjamin Jesty are very real, and worthy of remembering.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 1774Smallpox is spreading rapidly in rural Dorset.Farmer Benjamin Jesty is desperate to protect his family from this dreaded disease, only to find that his methods - the forerunners of a branch of modern medicine - make him an outcast in his own community. Overlooked by the medical establishment of the time, how would history come to regard this bold pioneer?Scratch Beneath the Surface is a work of historical fiction based on careful research into the characters and events the story portrays. While some scenes have been dramatised and some characters invented, the achievements of Benjamin Jesty are very real, and worthy of remembering. This book is set in the 18th century around the birth of vaccination, where cowpox was used to protect against the more deadly smallpox. Many know of Dr Edward Jenner's work but few have heard of the early procedure of Dorset dairy farmer Benjamin Jesty. This biographical fiction seeks to get better recognition for Benjamin Jesty. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781036932251
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