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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Background and Context -- From Crystals to Life -- Vaccines, Ethics, and Scientific vs. Medical Mentalities: Anthrax and Rabies -- The Pastorian Myth.

Laboratory Notebooks and the Private Science of Louis Pasteur -- Pasteur in Brief -- The Emergence of a Scientist The Discovery of Optical Isomers in the Tartrates -- From Crystals to Life Optical Activity, Fermentation, and Life -- Creating Life in Nineteenth-Century France Science, Politics, and Religion in the Pasteur-Pouchet Debate over Spontaneous Generation -- The Secret of Pouilly-le-Fort Competition and Deception in the Race for the Anthrax Vaccine -- From Boyhood Encounter to “Private Patients” Pasteur and Rabies before the Vaccine -- Public Triumphs and Forgotten Critics The Debate over Pasteur's Early Use of Rabies Vaccines in Human Cases -- Private Doubts and Ethical Dilemmas Pasteur, Roux, and the Early Human Trials of Pasteur's Rabies Vaccine -- The Myth of Pasteur.

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