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Dr. Benjamin Waterhouse: A Life in Medicine and Public Service (1754–1846) Philosophy of Science Jewett publicly clashed over itsCash, Philip, 2006, xi + 516pp., cloth bound and jacketed Born in Rhode Island in 1754, hailed in Great Britain and much of the United States, yet scorned by the medical and Brahmin establishments in Boston, Benjamin Waterhouse is one of the most important, controversial, and colorful figures in American medical history. Best known for introducing vaccination to the United States and joining with Thomas Jefferson in promoting this procedure throughout