Homoeopathy ExplainedThis book may help to meet the appetite for knowledge and may stimulate the interest which has been awakened in the forward movement about homeopathy. a brief but rightly useful treatise on homeopathy. |
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Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
THE PRINCIPLE OF CURE BY MEDICINES | 9 |
THE WORD HOMEOPATHY ADVAN | 15 |
HAHNEMANNS CRITICISM OF THE PRACTICE | 38 |
HOMEOPATHY AND PATHOLOGY OR | 48 |
CONTENTS | 58 |
THE INFINITESIMAL DOSE | 67 |
NISED BY NONHOMEOPATHIC AUTHO | 77 |
DOSE | 112 |
SENSITIVES THE CASE OF CASPAR | 122 |
WHAT ARE LIKES? | 131 |
SERUM THERAPEUTICS AND NOSODES | 142 |
HOW TO PRACTISE HOMEOPATHY | 148 |
SOME OBJECTIONS ANSWERED | 168 |
THE HOPEFULNESS AND HARMLESSNESS | 181 |
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| Title | Homoeopathy Explained |
| Author | J. H. Clarke |
| Publisher | B. Jain Publishers, 2001 |
| ISBN | 817021050X, 9788170210504 |
| Length | 212 pages |
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