[From the experience of Cheselden (1728) to the experiences of Dr. Guillie on contagious ophthalmia (1819-1820). Different methods of using those who were blind at birth as point of proof].
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De l'expérience de Cheselden (1728) aux expériences du docteur Guillie sur l'ophtalmie contagieuse (1819-1820). Diverses modalités de l'utilisation de l'aveugle-né comme lieu de la preuve.